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Graphene breakthrough could help millions gain access to drinking water

04/04/2017
Graphene breakthrough could help millions gain access to drinking water

New research at the University of Manchester claims to demonstrate that membrane material made from graphene has the potential to provide clean drinking water for millions of people who struggle to access adequate clean water sources. Scientists at the university were responsible for isolating graphene in 2004. Now new findings from a group of...

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