Scientists at the University of Leicester have developed a technique using soundwaves to separate materials in fuel cells within seconds. This innovation makes recycling fuel cells both sustainable and economically viable.
+
The method addresses concerns about “forever chemicals” (PFAS) that can contaminate drinking water. By combining organic solvent soaking with water-based ultrasonication, the team can efficiently separate materials without harsh chemicals.
—
h/t: Pollution Solutions
Photos: University of Leicester, Bosch
•••