Dirty to drinkable - Engineers develop novel hybrid nanomaterials to transform water
An artist's rendering of nanoparticle biofoam developed by engineers at Washington University in St. Louis. The biofoam makes it possible to clean water quickly and efficiently using nanocellulose and graphene oxide.
Graphene oxide has been hailed as a veritable wonder material; when incorporated into nanocellulose foam, the lab-created substance is light, strong and flexible, conducting heat and electricity quickly and efficiently.
(Credit: Washington University at St.Louis)
Source: Washington University in St.Louis
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