Israeli researchers discover how sponges build glass skeletons that protect them from their environment
How do some marine organisms form their own glass “skeletons” in cold water?
By ISRAEL21c —— Bio and Archives--November 22, 2017
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The technology for forming and shaping glass requires the application of heat at extremely high temperatures. So how do some marine organisms form their own glass “skeletons” in cold water?
That mystery has now been partially solved by a team of Israeli and German scientists. And while the researchers admit that what the marine organisms are doing “is far beyond the abilities of current human technology,” further study may bring us closer to the ability to mimic the mechanism at room temperature in a lab.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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