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Graphene could turn seawater into drinking water, research suggests

April 4, 2017  By RandD Magazine


Manchester, U.K. – A team from the University of Manchester have demonstrated the real-world potential of creating adequate clean water sources using graphene-oxide for new filtration technologies. RandD Magazine reports. | READ MORE

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