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Infrared Light Offers a Cooler Way to Defrost Science Quickly

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Light tuned to a specific frequency warms ice more than water—which could come in handy for defrosting delicate biological samples. Adam Levy reports.
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Light tuned to a specific frequency warms ice more than water—which could come in handy for defrosting delicate biological samples. Adam Levy reports.
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  • Scientific American, a Division of Springer Nature America, Inc.

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