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    Nanostructured Membranes for Water Purification

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    2014
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    Omowunmi, A. Sadik
    Du, Nian
    Yazgan, Idris
    Okello, Veronica
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    Nanoscale materials can be used to achieve wastewater purification, desalination, and inactivation of pathogenic bacteria and viruses, as well as for the adsorption and/or degradation of contaminants [1 16]. The development and sustainability of water treatment technologies have been mostly driven by three primary factors: the discovery of new rare contaminants, the promulgation of new water quality standards, and cost [17 23]. Most sources of water used for public drinking water supplies are not of suitable quality for consumption without some form of treatment
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