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Oleo sponge invented at Argonne National Laboratory can sop up oil in a spill - Ars Technica
Oleo sponge invented at Argonne National Laboratory can sop up oil in a spill Ars Technica The Oleo Sponge is made of a polyurethane foam whose interior surfaces are covered with oleophilic molecules that draw oil out of water. The challenge, according to Argonne, was finding a way to "glue" those oil-loving molecules to the sponge's interior. |
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20.03.2017 (2969日前)
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