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January 28th, 2009
Electrochemical capacitors developed for water desalination
Abstract:
The latest advances in electrochemical capacitors have led to research of new water desalination devices.
Currently, the best available technology is reverse osmosis, although this is highly energy-consuming and expensive.
However, a joint research project by Spanish company Proingesa and science institution Imdea is to design a low-cost capacitive deionisation device based on nanomaterials that were developed for the last generation of electrochemical capacitors.
Source:
rapidonline.com
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