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Scientists from Ohio State University (USA) have developed a new type of stainless steel filter that effectively separates oil from water.

In laboratory testing, the surfactant-coated mesh performed two functions: effectively separated oil from water (water passes freely through the filter, while oil remains on the mesh), and also filtered out third-party contaminants. The technology can be used to clean up ocean water from oil pollution.

Interestingly, the idea of creating a filter was shown to researchers by nature itself. After studying the lotus leaf, scientists found that the plant is able to repel water, while heavy drops of oil remain on the surface of the leaves. As a result, a coating was developed consisting of polymer molecules and surfactants - compounds that are used as ingredients in detergents, soaps and foaming agents. A metal mesh treated with such a coating is capable of separating oil molecules and water molecules.

The filter is made of non-toxic, inexpensive and readily available materials, while the mesh is almost transparent (70% transparency). This leads to another potential application: scientists are aiming to increase the transparency of the filter to 90% so that it can be used as a stain-repellent window pane coating.

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