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Many people have encountered this situation: When you start the car, it will fight, and it will jump and jump, and many people will be scared. Here, let's listen to the stories of others. , solution to it. I think a lot of people have encountered th

On the 20th of January, Saflex of Canada announced the launch of Saflex PA41, a second generation of polyvinyl butyral (PVB) based thin sealant for the photovoltaic market. The new product reduces the amount of sealant used while maintaining the module's durability and processability. Saflex P

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According to foreign media reports, after repeated charge and discharge, the lithium battery material will form an inactive layer around the material, affecting the performance of the battery. To this end, a team of chemists has been developing new methods to prevent lithium battery anode material

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