Harnessing the Power of Membrane Energy Expenditure for Desalination
In a groundbreaking new study published in Nature Communications, a team of researchers from the University of Cambridge have discovered a new method for desalination that could revolutionize the way we access clean water. This method involves a membrane that is capable of harvesting energy from molecules in the water, and then using that energy to power the desalination process. This technology could drastically reduce the energy expenditure associated with desalination, making it a much more cost-effective way to obtain freshwater. The implications of this breakthrough could be immense, providing access to clean drinking water for billions of people who are currently unable to access it.
source: Phys.org