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Graphene Filtering Your Water?

11/16/2014 11:08 AM

looks like my fav meta material is also admired by my pals @ Lockheedhttp://lockheedmartin.ca/content/dam/lockheed/data/ms2/documents/Perforene-datasheet.pdf they call it Perforene
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Re: graphene filtering your water?

11/16/2014 11:17 AM

Probably not a cheap option reading the data sheet, probably would work also as HEPA filter?

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Re: Graphene Filtering Your Water?

11/16/2014 11:32 PM

Can similar products be made from by processing any plantation, like Bamboo, Haycinth?

River water with pesticide needs to be cleaned. This has a very large scope. Is there any easy solution people in villages can adopt. I have heard if these materials fired in oxygen free atmosphere, develop pores fine enough to arrest harmful materials from water. Any idea ?
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Re: Graphene Filtering Your Water?

11/17/2014 2:41 AM

Why use that when granulated activated carbon is readily available?

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