A DIY water filter developed by a high school student in his home garage has achieved a microplastic removal rate exceeding that of a water treatment plant. We introduce the mechanism and background of this innovative invention, which is attracting attention from a sustainability perspective.
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A DIY water filter developed by a high school student in his home garage has achieved a microplastic removal rate exceeding that of a water treatment plant. We introduce the mechanism and background of this innovative invention, which is attracting attention from a sustainability perspective.