High-tech windows don't need any washing

High-tech windows don't need any washing

TOKYO, Japan - Photocatalytic cleaning glass (L) maintains a clean surface even after two weeks. In contrast, stains are seen on the surface of the ordinary glass (R). (Kyodo)

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