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The Promise of Red Mud: An Untapped Source of Critical Minerals Red mud, a byproduct of aluminum production, represents both…
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A pioneering radiocarbon analysis of Hungarian nectar samples has revealed surprising contributions from decades-old carbon sources. The findings suggest natural carbon storage mechanisms in plants and soil may influence honey composition more than previously understood.
In what researchers describe as a first-of-its-kind investigation, scientists have traced unexpected carbon sources in Hungarian flower nectar using advanced radiocarbon dating techniques. According to reports from a study published in Scientific Reports, the analysis of 51 nectar samples from six plant species has uncovered contributions from carbon dating back 60-70 years in some cases.
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