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TICKLING THE ARTIFICIAL IVORIES
TICKLING THE ARTIFICIAL IVORIES
Inspired by the US ban on ivory, scientists have developed an artificial material for use on piano keyborads, that feels the same as real ivory.
Air Date:
09/21/1994
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SELF-HEALING CONCRETE – Responding to the Environment
IVORY SUBSTITUTE