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Description Water sanitation and desalination using SWSA sheets.webp |
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a
, A schematic of the water sanitation/desalination setup.
b–d
, Water sanitation of various heavy metals
(b)
, salts
(c)
and industrial (dye, ethylene glycol (EG) and glycerin), domestic (glycerin and detergent) and human/animal excretory product/agricultural pollutants (urea/simulated urine)
(d)
.
e
, Images from before (left) and after (right) water that was sanitized for Cr(ii) (top) and R6G dye (bottom).
f
, SWSA sheets after desalination show dry salt on the open capillaries (top), which can be easily removed (bottom)."
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Source | https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-020-0566-x#Fig5 |
Author | Authors of the study: Subhash C. Singh, Mohamed ElKabbash, Zilong Li, Xiaohan Li, Bhabesh Regmi, Matthew Madsen, Sohail A. Jalil, Zhibing Zhan, Jihua Zhang & Chunlei Guo |
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