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Joined 06 Mar '12 Moves 642 https://phys.org/news/2020-03-low-cost-graphene-iron-filters-gaseous-mixtures.html
"...the filter described in this paper also allowed them to recover valuable resources by selectively separating carbon dioxide from nitrogen...."
That could be very useful!
planet Earth
Joined 12 Dec '13 Moves 2917 @humy
If they found a really cheap way to separate H from O in H2O, that would be super useful.
slatington, pa, usa
Joined 28 Dec '04 Moves 53223 @bunnyknight
Not going to happen with a filter since energy has to be used to split the H from the O, but there may be lesser energy tactics using these kinds of filters.
planet Earth
Joined 12 Dec '13 Moves 2917 @sonhouse
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RHP Arms
Joined 09 Jun '07 Moves 48793 @bunnyknight said
@humy
If they found a really cheap way to separate H from O in H2O, that would be super useful.First you have to separate the H2 from the O.
Then split the H2 into H and 2.
Finally ending up with an H, a 2, and an O.
Joined 06 Mar '12 Moves 642 @wolfgang59 said
First you have to separate the H2 from the O.
Then split the H2 into H and 2.
Finally ending up with an H, a 2, and an O.Just for one moment I thought you were
serious !
planet Earth
Joined 12 Dec '13 Moves 2917 @wolfgang59 said
First you have to separate the H2 from the O.
Then split the H2 into H and 2.
Finally ending up with an H, a 2, and an O.Better still, split the 2 into 8 quarters, so there's more for everyone.
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