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Ketchup Credit: PCWorld A slippery non-toxic coating named LiquiGlide that will prevent ketchups from sticking to the inside of its bottle has been developed in Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), several science news sites reported on Wednesday, May 23, 2012. According to reports, LiquiGlide, which recently won the second place title in MIT‘s $100k Entrepreneurship [...]
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