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Magnetic Invention Removes Microplastics and some PFAS From Wastewater
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Magnetic breakthrough targets microplastics and PFAS
Image: MargJohnsonVA/stock.adobe.comRMIT University researchers have developed a magnetic water treatment material that rapidly removes microplastics, nanoplastics and some PFAS compounds, bringing the technology closer to practical use. The adsorbent material is added to wastewater before being separated with a magnet. It builds on the team’s 2022 breakthrough in microplastics removal by capturing much smaller particles in more complex wastewat…
An Australian team has developed a magnetic adsorbent that quickly and efficiently removes microplastics from water. The article "There's an idea for how to remove microplastics from water" comes from the website Wszystko co szczęścia.
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