
17. September 2026
[đĄR&D] 96% of iodine removed from water. In minutes. A new way to make radioactive waste treatment safer.
Researchers from Southern University of Science and Technology and Peking University turned to TUBALL⢠single wall carbon nanotubes to explore a new approach to iodine capture. By assembling iodine into atomic chains inside TUBALL⢠nanotubes, they achieved an exceptionally fast removal rate of 53.7 mg of iodine per gram of SWCNT per minuteâsurpassing most reported aqueous iodine adsorbents. The material also maintained >97% removal efficiency after 10 reuse cycles.
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Lesen Sie weiter auf LinkedInResearchers from Southern University of Science and Technology and Peking University turned to TUBALL⢠single wall carbon nanotubes to explore a new approach to iodine capture. By assembling iodine into atomic chains inside TUBALL⢠nanotubes, they achieved an exceptionally fast removal rate of 53.7 mg of iodine per gram of SWCNT per minuteâsurpassing most reported aqueous iodine adsorbents. The material also maintained >97% removal efficiency after 10 reuse cycles.
Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/efQn4Pub
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