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3. Might have application on industrial scale purifying municipal water

Sun May 26, 2024, 11:18 AM

May 2024

It might be cheaper in the long run than constantly replacing filters.

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This post spurred me to google Brita filters regarding micropastics RandomNumbers May 2024 #1

Might have application on industrial scale purifying municipal water Bernardo de La Paz May 2024 #3

Impressive! StarryNite May 2024 #2

Well Done! justaprogressive May 2024 #4

The companies that apply this technology will reap billions.... Sogo May 2024 #5

Patent protection? speak easy May 2024 #6

That all dependents on how patent rights are handled... CaptainTruth May 2024 #8

couldn't read the article at the link NJCher May 2024 #10

Archived for people who for whatever reason can't access it. usonian May 2024 #13

interesting NJCher May 2024 #14

Are they going to make this much bigger to filer more water? Maraya1969 May 2024 #11

Hope they do so! usonian May 2024 #15

Remarkable! PatSeg May 2024 #12