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Material for medical masks facing shortages
When it comes to making masks to fight the new coronavirus, it’s not the size of the pores in the fabric, but the material itself. But the meltblown textile used to make the best protective gear is getting more expensive and harder to acquire. (Sept. 10)
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Source name:
The Associated Press
Unique identifier:
CP19213321
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b64c418aa9874d9386cbb69ba3d8dc2f
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Video
Duration:
2m30s
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1920px × 1080px 183.62 MB
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Create Date:
9/10/2020 12:31:04 AM
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