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Sports and Athletes / Sports / Racing Cars

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KART - a small car without a body

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BUGGY - cross-country racing car

BOLID - fast car

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NASCAR

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INDICAR - a car participating in the races of the same name (Indianapolis - USA)

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DRAGSTER

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The new hydrogen production process is based on the use of nanoparticle catalysts made of gold and iron oxide (rust). This is the know-how, because until now gold has been used as the only catalyst, while engineers at Duke University have used iron oxide as an enhancer of the catalytic reaction.

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