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New Non-Toxic Hydrogels Can Remove Graffiti from Street Art Without Destroying It

Medicine & Technology Apr 26, 2021

Italian chemists created new non-toxic hydrogels that can erase graffiti from street art without destroying the latter. This makes restoration less difficult and safer.

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New Non-Toxic Hydrogels Can Remove Graffiti from Street Art Without Destroying It

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