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Waste Plastics Turned Into Sponges That Pull Water From the Air

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University of Vienna chemists turned polystyrene packaging, CDs and LEGO bricks into sponges that captured nearly 60 percent of their weight in water from air.
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Waste Plastics Turned Into Sponges That Pull Water From the Air

University of Vienna chemists turned polystyrene packaging, CDs and LEGO bricks into sponges that captured nearly 60 percent of their weight in water from air.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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