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liquid

[lik-wid] / ˈlɪk wɪd /




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Early laboratory tests indicate that the liquid produced when the plastics break down is not toxic, though Gu emphasized that further testing is needed to confirm long-term safety.

From Science Daily

Within the broader data center equipment, liquid cooling — Vertiv’s specialty — “is one of the only product categories that is still somewhat ‘early’ in its up-cycle,” he wrote.

From Barron's

Billionaires whose wealth is often locked in company stakes and not liquid could go bankrupt, Palihapitiya wrote on X.

From Los Angeles Times

Scientists believe similar environments on ancient Mars could have provided favorable conditions for life during periods when liquid water was present.

From Science Daily

When cracks grow large enough, liquid electrolyte can seep inside.

From Science Daily