Graphene: Membranes and their practical applications
Added on Fri Jan 19 10:56:00 GMT 2018
Duration: 0:03:43
Graphene membranes could be used to revolutionise many practical applications. One of these applications could be fuel cells and other hydrogen-based technologies like electric cars and air powered generators.
As well as hydrogen fuel cells, graphene membranes can also be used in the development of water purification and even in pharmaceutical products. This is due to the thin membranes made by graphene oxide being impermeable to all gases and vapours, except for water, making it crucial in the development of water filtration.
Graphene, in conjunction with other things, can help us to make much better membranes for many processes, from water treatments through to gas separations such as carbon dioxide removal.
http://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/
Graphene: Energy http://youtu.be/DzLiaJsric4
Graphene: Composites http://youtu.be/LTa_ileMJxE
Graphene: The Development Of Graphene Paint http://youtu.be/E_uZZrY3zLc
Remove Video
Subtitle request
The subtitle request has been submitted.
Please allow up to 24 hours for the subtitles to be published. For more information see mypodcasts.manchester.ac.uk/subtitles
Please allow up to 24 hours for the subtitles to be published. For more information see mypodcasts.manchester.ac.uk/subtitles
Subtitle request
Subtitles are already available for this video.
To request new subtitles, contact podcasting@manchester.ac.uk
To request new subtitles, contact podcasting@manchester.ac.uk
Embed Code
Video ID