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New method of mining lithium in saltwater lakes
The new method allows up to 90% of lithium to be extracted from high-altitude salt lakes without depleting freshwater resources.
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Desalination in seawater with nano membranes
A scientist at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (USA) is studying a new method of desalinating seawater with nanofiltration membranes. He anticipated many applicat…
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Successfully developed air filter from nanofibers, effectively doubling ordinary filters
Application of nanofiltration air filters to protect human health and maintain a clean air source is the expected achievement of researchers from the University. Singapo…
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WUSTL University develops nanofiltration membrane, water filter, simple, cheap
This membrane promises to help ponds and lakes with water contaminated or contaminated with solute with clean water.
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Russia put into production of nanofiltration
The city of Kemerovo (Siberia) launches nano-separated air purifiers and air purifiers.
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Nano material and rose petals
Scientists have devised a special material that can be coated on surfaces, keeping them dry or wet, making the surface never need to be cleaned.
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Prospects for developing smart surgical gloves
The idea of a smart material that can fit snugly together with a surgeon's hand can soon be realized as US and Chinese scientists have discovered how to convert semi…
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Fabrication of biological sensors from UNCD nanowires
Scientists at the Center for Nano Materials, Argonne National Laboratory, have successfully cut thin diamond nanoparticles (UNCD) into nanowires.
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Advanced technology: nanofiltration
Successful fabrication of the nanometer-sized dialysis membrane will greatly reduce the cost of treatment and thousands of people will be saved through this invention.