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minus-squaretiredofsametablinkfedilink14•2 months agoI mean, it’s almost certainly correct. Not large amounts of it, but it’s there outside of a handful of clean rooms.
minus-squareOgmioslink2•2 months agoA thin layer of carbon on the surface of something is a sure sign that it’s been exposed to Earth’s atmosphere. Even just a second is enough to completely coat something with carbon.
I mean, it’s almost certainly correct. Not large amounts of it, but it’s there outside of a handful of clean rooms.
Chiefly in the form of farticles.
A thin layer of carbon on the surface of something is a sure sign that it’s been exposed to Earth’s atmosphere. Even just a second is enough to completely coat something with carbon.
Among other things…