New Catalytic Reactive-Hydrogen Membranes Capture and Break Down PFAS
Newly developed palladium-coated membranes capture PFAS and use reactive hydrogen to break their carbon–fluorine bonds. During 58 days of continuous operation, the system achieved up to 96% removal and 83% defluorination. The post New Catalytic Reactive-Hydrogen Membranes Capture and Break Down PFAS appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .
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