Scientists developed a graphene-based coating for desalination membranes, more robust and scalable than current technologies, that filters sea or wastewater to reject 85% of salt, adequate for agricultural purposes though not for drinking, and 96% of dye molecules, reported in Nature Nanotechnology.

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Scientists developed a graphene-based coating for desalination membranes, more robust and scalable than current technologies, that filters sea or wastewater to reject 85% of salt, adequate for agricultural purposes though not for drinking, and 96% of dye molecules, reported in Nature Nanotechnology.