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• 55’Nano Material treated water: Effect mix of Accepted, Disputed
Generally Rejected, Fully rejected by Western Mainstream(WM)
• ■ 55’Nano Material treated water: (also see 56’Nanofiltration), as Nanotube, Graphene or
Fullerene of Carbon or other materials. some “soluble” or built into water structure often on lab
level, Also aligned nanotube membrane increase permeability(at lab level, carbon nanotube is up
to 10,000times faster than conventionally maximum efficiency). Most effects except general filter
function of nanocarbon water was full pseudoscience with only Russians/Chinese talking about it in
past but now being upgraded towards WM approval status soon as WM is starting to confirm
similar effects: They are mostly research level & there is little commercialization. ,
• WM Accepted effect: Widely used normally as P2(Water filter); see 56’Nanofiltration
• Unlisted sometimes WM approved effect: ■Water repellant surface effect or ability to make
electronic device water proof: Nanocabon can be coated/bonded to most substrate by pulsed
radio-frequency(RF) plasma etc:(p2i+), but plasma surfacing itself to make matter hydrophobic is
widely used standard process. Similarly, prevention of surface icing or clouding/fogging by high
electroconductive metal based nanogeometry containing foldable/bendable Transparent
Conductive Film(Metamaterial Technologies Inc NanoWeb+): but is this really a mere low power
use system, or rather partially "self current" conducting?
• ■Some water filtered by graphene membrane with diamond combined shows corrosive
effect(similar effect as quality generated and kept at ambient temperature by other 28’Catalytic
type water), This disruptive effect seems to have been surprisingly WM approved recently as this
result was published in mainstream WM magazine by academics(Loh Kian Ping+), Carbon
Nanotube trapped water can have different phase change temperature: "frozen" at 105°C or
higher(Mic Strano et al)
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