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Zaheed Sabur, an engineer at Google Search, revealed that Google+ #hashtags is currently integrated with the Google Search service. In the future, users only need to search #Hashtags-related content through Google Search, such as "#AmericasCup" or "#WaterfallWednesday." "Following the topic of concern, you can directly discuss the content in Google+ through search.
For privacy protection, Google Search can only find content that is publicly shared # hashtags. As for reading # hashtags related content, it must still connect back to the Google+ service, so if the personal sharing message is set to private, or only to specific objects Reading, basically, will not be seen by other people.
At present, this update only focuses on North America, where the English interface is mainly used. For other languages, this feature is not updated temporarily.
Sodium formate is mainly used in the production of insurance powder, Oxalic Acid and formic ACID.It is used as camouflage acid in chromium tannery, catalyst, stabilizer and reductant in printing and dyeing industry.