Scientists have been able to drink ocean water with the help of solar energy and nanotechnology.
Scientists of the United States of America, Yale & Rice University, have been able to create a system that will help with the help of drinking water, when the cost will also reduce the cost And it can work through solar energy, which can also be used in domestic use in the remote area, and can also be considered as the first step on large scale drinking drinking water.
This instrument is actually contained the most significant particles called Nano particles and those who have a particle membrane around them are the special ingredients of membrane and organic and non-organic molecules which, in turn, become a complete cell. Are there
These nanoethicals use sun to heat the sun's flames and contain a membrane containing carbon particles in it, separates the salt and non-volatile components of the water, as it enhances nano-parctic water reservoirs. Help them pass through this system.
Before that, Heuswas also was able to drink water, but in this method the electricity used to be very high when it was not effective in drinking water with more density than green cells. The Nanophotonics-enabled solar membrane distillation process is more efficient and cheap than the membrane and solar energy-resistant water. In addition, salt-free particles can also be torn through the thermal process, but the system could be installed near the energy plant that was expensive and difficult.
In the preparation of this technology, International Investigation Agency has incorporated the support of 'Nano Technology Nible Water Treatment' (NEWT), which is mainly the department of Rice University and where other partners, including the University of Yale, (government and non-government) Role played and $ 18.5 million grant paid by National Science Foundation for the preparation of the instrument.
It is clear that Nanophotonics-enabled solar membrane distillation was introduced in 2015. The main responsibility of this institution was to develop new projects with the help of science and technology to provide clean and transparent water.
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