Sulfur , arising from residues of oil, and skins d ‘ Orange would be sufficient to purify the water of the seas and rivers.
The pollution of aquifers, rivers and seas is one of the most atrocious consequences dell’accanita human activity.
From the studies carried out by the team of Australian researchers from Flinders University emerge interesting results for alternative methods to purify water.
Seas, rivers, aquifers and aqueducts of all kinds would purifiable using the orange peel and sulfur arising from residues of oil processing.
The research results, published in the scientific journal, Angewandte Chemie, underline the presence in orange peels limonene . This substance, combined with the sulfur – arising from waste oil processing – allows you to create a special polymer capable of purifying water from toxic substances.
The polymer invented by ‘Australian university, in collaboration with universities in English, American and Portuguese, is able to eliminate ground water almost all mercury this.
Limonene and sulfur are present in very high amount , therefore obtain them is neither expensive nor complicated. The polymer, resulting from the union of the two substances, could be available immediately in large quantities, allowing the purification of seas, rivers and aquifers. All in a very short time.
By coating the pipes with the polymer just discovered, the water would be released from the mercury simply scrolling through the aqueducts.
the new method of purification does not remain merely a result of scientific research, we would be in front of a real revolution.
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