Technology forever chemicals removed from water with 3D-printed monoliths

[thujone]

Made of ink infused with the ceramic indium oxide, the 4cm monoliths are created by extruding the ink from a 3D printer – like squeezing toothpaste from a tube – and forming it into a lattice shape. Because indium oxide bonds with PFAS, the chemicals immediately stick to the monoliths and can be removed from the water in under three hours, which is compatible with current water treatment plants in the UK and abroad.

Health-threat ‘forever chemicals’ removed from water with 3D-printed ceramic ink

3D printing offers effective, scalable way to remove harmful chemicals

www.bath.ac.uk

 

[JoshuaGuillory36]

Health-threat ‘forever chemicals’ removed from water with 3D-printed ceramic ink

3D printing offers effective, scalable way to remove harmful chemicals

www.bath.ac.uk

It's always good to hear about removal of forever chemicals. It seems like Invega Sustenna may consist of ingredients that act as forever chemicals. Zeolite helps some, but may not completely... But then again, may prove to work completely with time.

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