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Russian Scientists Develop Electrochemical Reactor to Eliminate Water Pollutants

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The Original Citizen article: Russian scientists develop an electrochemical reactor to remove contaminants from water Researchers from the Nanotechnology Scientific and Educational Center at the South Ural State University (SUSU) have developed and tested a continuous flow electrochemical reactor designed to purify water contaminated with Reactive Black 5, a day widely used in the textile industry, agreeing to information from the university’s w…
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El Ciudadano Original article: Científicos rusos desarrollan un reactor electroquímico para eliminar contaminantes del agua Researchers at the Science and Education Center for Nanotechnologies of the South Rural University (SUSU) have developed and tested a continuous electrochemical reactor capable of purifying water contaminated with Reactive Black 5, a dye widely used in the textile industry, as reported by the University website, partner of …

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El Ciudadano broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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