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Super-bridging fibrous materials for water treatment

Engineering and Technology

Super-bridging fibrous materials for water treatment

M. Lapointe, H. Jahandideh, et al.

This study by Mathieu Lapointe, Heidi Jahandideh, Jeffrey M. Farner, and Nathalie Tufenkji presents innovative super-bridging fibrous materials that revolutionize water treatment by enhancing floc size, minimizing chemical usage, and simplifying floc removal. These sustainable solutions not only effectively eliminate various contaminants but also promise significant cost and environmental benefits.... show more
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