In a 3,300 square meter section of Taihu Lake in eastern China, almost invisible nanobubbles were used to purify the water. Field experiments showed a nearly 90% reduction in one of the key measurements indicating cyanobacteria in just 20 days.
In a 3,300 square meter section of Taihu Lake in eastern China, almost invisible nanobubbles were used to purify the water. Field experiments showed a nearly 90% reduction in one of the key measurements indicating cyanobacteria in just 20 days.