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scientists pioneer method to tackle ‘forever chemicals’

Julian Fairey, associate professor of civil engineering.

Scientists Finally Identify Mysterious Compound in America’s Drinking Water

Summary of purification process: water polluted by microplastics (PET); addition of magnetic nanoparticles functionalized with polydopamine and lipase; removal of nanoparticles with microplastics using a magnet

Magnetic Nanoparticles: A Novel Solution for Removing Dangerous Microplastics from Water

Haotian Wang (left) and Feng-Yang Chen

Reactor yields green ammonia and purified water

Water drop

Tiny Carbon Particles Could Revamp Pesticide Removal from Drinking Water

Current estimates of Lake Erie algae toxicity may miss the mark

Pairing this floating sponge with an oxidizing agent could help destroy harmful algal blooms.

A floating sponge could help remove harmful algal blooms

Tweezers picking up a single atom

Purifying water with just a few atoms

Breakthrough process was developed by UCR scientists for drinking water treatment and toxic site remediation

Water cleanup method destroys cancer-causing “forever chemicals”

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