Bacterial adhesive is 2-3 times stronger than common commercial glues
The glue one species of water-loving bacteria uses to grip its
surroundings may be the strongest natural adhesive known to science. If
engineers can find a way to mass-produce the material, it could have
uses in medicine, marine technology and a range of other applications.
http://technology-post.com/tech/index.php/waterproof-superglue-may-be-strongest-
in-nature/
Joel344 - 15 Apr 2006 13:27 GMT
Interestingly, that's all that dirt and grime is ....
bacterial adhesion .........
buzzwords .... agglutins, etc.
Joel
technology_post@yahoo.com Wrote:
> Bacterial adhesive is 2-3 times stronger than common commercial glues
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> http://technology-post.com/tech/index.php/waterproof-superglue-may-be-strongest-
in-nature
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Joel34