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Researchers work on ways to keep planes ice-free
   Winter air travel can get complicated when temperatures dip below freezing.*Ensuring that an airplane is free of ice is a critical but expensive and time-consuming part of the process before take-off. But several groups of Researchers are working on in**vative solutions to icy conditions, and both Japanese Researchers and a team at the University of Michigan an**unced projects in the past week that could eventually make deicing a thing of the past. SEE ALSO: Why airplane ******* are round Japanese researchers an**unced the development of a*gel coating — which was partially inspired by the secretion of slugs — that becomes liquid-like when temperatures drop below freezing, making*surfaces on the plane so slippery that ice can**t adhere to it. As temperatures rise, the liquid turns back into a gel. Read more... More about Travel Tech, Winter Travel, Airplane, Air Travel, and Travel ??????? ??????: Researchers work on ways to keep planes ice-free || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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