New ultra-precise membranes act like molecular sieves, potentially helping dyehouses recycle water, cut energy use and curb pollution
BHAVNAGAR - New membrane technology inspired by natural water channels could sharply cut the energy and water footprint of textile dyehouses in India and beyond, according to a new scientific study.
Researchers in India and Singapore developed ultra‑selective 'POMbranes' – crystalline membranes that act like molecular sieves through which only small molecules can pass through, while bigger ones, like dye molecules, are blocked.
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