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A PhD researcher from the University of Science and Technology of China has developed a new flame-resistant material designed to endure temperatures beyond 1,500 degrees Celsius. The material was demonstrated during a controlled media test using an industrial welding torch, highlighting its stability under extreme heat conditions. This innovation may contribute to future developments in safety engineering, high-temperature manufacturing, and advanced infrastructure materials.

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Introduction to the newly developed fire-resistant material
University-led scientific research and testing process
Controlled high-temperature demonstration
Possible industrial and technological applications
Importance of advanced materials in modern engineering

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