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June 22nd, 2006
Government labs turning out green tech
Abstract:
Rogers said lab scientists have invented a way to purify water with nanotechnology, which is the design of unique materials on a molecular level. The molecules in question, granulated aerogel, can bond with metals and remove heavy-metal pollutants from sewage water.
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stltoday.com
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