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Quantum dots help preserve historic limestone monuments

04 Jul 2020 James Dacey
Nanorepair UV being applied to limestone samples
Testing time: Nanorepair UV being applied to limestone samples from Cadiz (Courtesy: Javier Becerra)
From the Egyptian pyramids to The Pentagon in Washington DC, limestone has long been one of the most

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James Dacey is a multimedia journalist based in Madrid
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