<ul><li>Scientists at NTU Singapore have developed a method to produce 3D printed concrete blocks that store carbon dioxide.</li><li>These blocks can hold 36.8% more weight compared to conventional concrete blocks.</li><li>The method incorporates steam from power plants to improve the absorption of carbon dioxide.</li><li>It also shows a 50% improvement in printability and the blocks are up to 45.3% stronger in bending.</li></ul>

3D printing method can produce concrete blocks that capture and store carbon dioxide

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