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The pathways between sheets of graphene and diatoms
05/15/2016 at 08:02 • 0 comments

This video at 3:17 if you still dont believe this works. Not sure why this hasn't been featured on the blog yet? I am just a psuedoscience idiot I guess.
Natural Lattice Defects in Graphite Confirmed
05/03/2016 at 23:51 • 0 comments

https://books.google.com/books?id=ivMHo0uSSvIC&pg=PA11&lpg=PA11&dq=natural+defects+in+crystalline+graphite&source=bl&ots=W-rmiog8fp&sig=imCwQnUzLIgDi2tpbSIsR57nm78&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiKv5vW_77MAhUBk4MKHeFgBmUQ6AEIVDAI#v=onepage&q=natural defects in crystalline graphite&f=false
In the section 1.3.2
Natural graphite has defects in the form of twinning planes and screw deformations. These are what allow only water to pass and solvated ions to be filtered.
The Chinese Miracle of a 5 dollar TDS meter has arrived
04/27/2016 at 15:43 • 0 comments

This will allow a much more quantifiable method to determine effectiveness of the filter.
Initial Tests, Success!
03/20/2016 at 06:06 • 0 comments

The initial testing with Dr. Pepper was successful. The caramel color in soft drinks is difficult to remove as it is thoroughly dissolved and can not be filtered out.
When filtering through graphene however, only water can pass through the individual graphene sheets. This separates the dissolved solids from the water as is shown here in this video.

Graphene & Diatom Desalination of Water