New Method to Efficiently Remove Pollutants like Glyphosate from Groundwater
Recently, researchers have found a way to efficiently remove glyphosate, a dangerous pesticide, from groundwater. Glyphosate is a very common pesticide used in agricultural areas and can be found in many water sources. The researchers found a way to use iron-based nanoparticles to remove the glyphosate from the water. The nanoparticles were able to absorb the glyphosate from the water and subsequently remove it from the environment. This method has the potential to revolutionize the way we clean up contaminated water sources. With the use of this new technology, we can now efficiently clean up groundwater and make it safe for drinking and use.
source: Phys.org