Off topic. DCTA.21 Mar 2018 07:57
I would be interested in one of the experienced oilies views on this mornings RNS from directs plus, DCTA.
�Grafysorber� is a 2D material in a 3D structure, made by graphene sheets, which acts as a sponge to capture the hydrocarbons in contaminated water. Its unique oil adsorption capacity has been substantiated through extensive testing and commercial trials over the last three years in Italy, Romania and Nigeria. The data collected have demonstrated Grafysorber� to be at least five times more effective than the technologies presently used for water decontamination, adsorbing more than 100 times its own weight of oily pollutant. The absorbed oil can be easily recovered to be recycled or disposed of separately.�
I think the market for this is huge. Trek, any comments? Thanks