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Forever Chemicals Are Bad. And Everywhere. - Vimarsana News

Forever Chemicals Are Bad. And Everywhere.

Industries worldwide are scrambling to nix PFAS from fabrics, food, water, and even toilet paper. Here’s what you need to know.

Scientists develop new approach to detect PFAS 'forever chemicals' in water Envirotech Online - Vimarsana News

Scientists develop new approach to detect PFAS 'forever chemicals' in water Envirotech Online

Scientists in Chemistry and Environmental Science at the University of Birmingham in collaboration with scientists from the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM), Germany's Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, have developed a new approach for detecting pollution from ‘forever chemicals’ in water through luminescence. Click to read more...

Let it glow: Scientists develop new approach to detect 'forever chemicals' in water - Vimarsana News

Let it glow: Scientists develop new approach to detect 'forever chemicals' in water

Scientists at the University of Birmingham in collaboration with scientists from the Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) have developed a new approach for detecting pollution fr ...

The Engineer - Luminescent sensor detects 'forever chemical' pollution in water - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Luminescent sensor detects 'forever chemical' pollution in water

Researchers in the UK and Germany have developed a new approach for detecting pollution from ‘forever chemicals’ in water through luminescence.

Study finds more harmful chemicals on International Space Station than in homes - Vimarsana News

Study finds more harmful chemicals on International Space Station than in homes

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are living in an environment that contains higher levels of potentially harmful chemicals than seen in American homes, new research reveals.

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