MIT researchers have developed an innovative water filter composed of silk and cellulose, capable of effectively removing PFAS and heavy metals from water. The material also possesses antimicrobial properties that prevent fouling, making it durable and reliable. This breakthrough offers a sustainable solution to the global issue of water contamination, with potential applications in both household and municipal filtration systems.Water filter that can eliminate chemicals and heavy metals
MIT researchers have developed an innovative water filter composed of silk and cellulose, capable of effectively removing PFAS and heavy metals from water. The material also possesses antimicrobial properties that prevent fouling, making it durable and reliable. This breakthrough offers a sustainable solution to the global issue of water contamination, with potential applications in both household and municipal filtration systems.