Researchers at the University of Buffalo have created a highly efficient device that uses sunlight and black carbon-dipped paper to clean water. “Our technique is able to produce drinking water at a faster pace than is theoretically calculated under natural sunlight,” said lead researcher Qiaoqiang Gan in a statement. The paper is placed in a triangular arrangement, which enables it to vaporize and absorb water with nearly one-hundred percent efficiency. The simple, inexpensive technology could...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/record-breaking-paper-water-purifier-operates-at-near-100-efficiency
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