He remembered that there were roses in the west of the pasture, but the sheep had never been there. It turns out that they are afraid of thorns on roses. The little shepherd boy patted his thigh happily and said to himself, "There is a way. Just add some thorns to the wire and you can stop the sheep! " "
So he found some iron wires, cut them into 5 cm long pieces and tied them around the pasture as "thorns". After the completion, the sheep still want to try to cross the wire fence and eat the vegetables in the garden as before. However, the "thorns" on the barbed wire made them feel unbearable pain. After many pains, the sheep became honest and never tried to cross the wire fence again. Six months later, jeffrey wright applied for a patent, and then this barbed wire was widely used all over the world. Complaining about "little boy" perfume
A few years ago, a 9-year-old American boy, Blunden Clark, sprayed his father's perfume on his body in order to attend a class reunion. However, this move was criticized. Neighbors complained to Clark's mother that the smell of her son was too strong for minors to bear. In fact, all the perfumes sold in the market at that time were for adults. In a rage, Clark decided to develop a perfume suitable for boys. So he found all available materials, including detergent, children's soap and essential oil. With the help of my mother and a chemist, I finally made a perfume. The fragrance of this perfume is very light, just like fresh air. Clark happily named it "Little Boy" perfume. After four years' efforts, Clark set up "Blunden Company". After applying for a patent, he sold the product to a large American retail company. "Little Boy" perfume is favored by young customers and has been selling well since it was put on the market. Greed leads to the "Mpumba effect"
1One day in the summer of 963, a Tanzanian middle school student named Mpumba added sugar to his milk to make his favorite ice cream. At that time, several students were also preparing to make this delicious ice cream. He thought that if he waited until his hot milk was cold before putting it in the refrigerator, other students would have filled the refrigerator by then. In order to occupy space, Mpumba first put the cup with hot milk in the refrigerator. Unexpectedly, his hot milk freezes much faster than others' cold milk. However, at that time, his classmates and teachers were very dissatisfied with this discovery, and some even regarded it as a joke. In the face of everyone's ridicule, Mbamba did not give up easily. He came to Dar es Salaam University and asked Dr. Osbourne, a professor of physics. Experts have done the same experiment, and the results are exactly the same, which proves that this natural phenomenon really exists objectively. This discovery aroused the interest of many scientists in the world, and was later called "Mpumba effect".