US EditionScientists Develop Material to Purify Contaminated Water From Used Tyres
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Researchers at the University of Concepción work on a carbon sequestration that has demonstrated a retention capacity of up to 90% for heavy metals such as lead, copper and cadmium. A black powder, thin as talc, which until recently was considered a worthless waste, could become a key tool for the treatment of contaminated water in Chile. It is the Carbon Black, a by-product of the thermal treatment (pyrolysis) of disused tyres, which is being r…
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