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	<title>Comments on: Can bologna be educational? Absolutely. TED-Ed shows how.</title>
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		<title>By: Janos Toman</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&quot;This property has proved very useful in surgery and robotics, as well as in architecture. (Watch Doris Kim Sung’s TED Talk, “Metal that breathes.)&quot;
Don&#039;t confuse bimetals with shapememory alloys, please. Doris Kim Sung&#039;s talk is about bimetals, not shapememory alloys. The function can be similar, but the way how they work is completely different.]]></description>
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Don&#8217;t confuse bimetals with shapememory alloys, please. Doris Kim Sung&#8217;s talk is about bimetals, not shapememory alloys. The function can be similar, but the way how they work is completely different.</p>
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