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Ingenious ‘Wrinkled’ Graphene Could Be The Most Promising Water Filter Yet – ScienceAlert
Graphene continues to dazzle us with its strength and its versatility – exciting new applications are being discovered for it all the time, and now scientists have…
Graphene continues to dazzle us with its strength and its versatility exciting new applications are being discovered for it all the time, and now scientists have found a way of manipulating the wonder material so that it can better filter impurities out of water.
The two-dimensional material comprised of carbon atoms has been studied as a way of cleaning up water before, but the new method could offer the most promising approach yet. It’s all down to the exploitation of what are known as van der…
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