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Energy Efficient Graphene Desalination Membrane

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    Recent advances made in producing reverse osmosis membranes is interesting.  Any improvements that reduce the amount of energy required to force seawater through the membrane can only be a plus for all desalination plants, including ones that use wave energy.

    "Graphene is only one atom thick but it is super-strong. A graphene membrane could be made thinner and more porous than a polymer membrane, so you would need less pressure — and therefore less energy — to push water through it."

    https://cleantechnica.com/2015/04/0...-efficient-graphene-desalination-membrane-99/
 
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