Lead scientist Dr Mohseni and his team at UBC have developed a unique silica-based material with a high capacity to absorb a range of PFAS from drinking water. The reusable material acts like a filter, trapping most of the harmful particles, which are then destroyed using unique electrochemical and photochemical processes developed by the researchers.
It's a process that can be patented so it's good for capitalism
Let me guess: more chemicals :silver-legion:
It's a process that can be patented so it's good for capitalism
I'm going to guess that the process is also highly energy intensive.
gotta break those bonds somehow