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Scientists from the U.S. and Korea have developed an innovative new ink for 3D printing that can build easy-to-recycle electric circuits and other structures without the need for heat, light, or toxic chemicals.
The new approach uses a polymer called poly(N-isopropylacrylamide), or PNIPAM , which is non-toxic and used by the pharmaceutical industry for drug delivery systems.
The researchers extruded the polymer using a commercial 3D printer to pump the material into mixtures of calcium chloride and water.
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