Scientists replicate the molecular properties of the natural cement used by barnacles and mussels to create a powerful adhesive using silk protein. The new adhesive can work well in both dry and underwater conditions.
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Friday, 4 June 2021
Scientists make powerful underwater glue inspired by barnacles and mussels
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