Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Could new water purifying tech replace chlorine? | CFACT

Could new water purifying tech replace chlorine? | CFACT
See the source image"Purifying drinking water has long been one of mankind’s greatest challenges.
In the developed world, it has largely been achieved through chlorination.
And while this approach has been wildly successful in eliminating deadly diseases like cholera, dysentery and typhoid, it is not without its critics who claim it may increase the risk of cancer.
Now comes a new approach to cleansing water that is making waves in the public health arena.
As reported in the magazine Materials Science and Engineering, Scientists at the National University of Science and Technology along with those from Derzhavin Tambov and Saratov Chernyshevsky State Universities, have uncovered a way to use “graphene” to purify water.
This makes the water drinkable, without further chlorination..."
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