Curious if this can be considered "green nano". Anyone have thoughts?
The renewable heavy metal filter, designed by 18-year-old Perry Alagappan, removes 99% of heavy metals from water that passes through it. The filter, built from graphene nanotubes, can be rinsed with a vinegar concentrate and reused. The highly concentrated waste can then be evaporated, leaving a deposit of pure metal that can be used in many different applications.
Texas teenager creates $20 water purifier to tackle toxic e-waste pollution | Guardian Sustainable B...
