IIT-Gn team builds precise sieve for industry with molecular ‘donuts’

A team from the Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar (IIT-Gn), has developed an innovative molecular sieve that utilizes a unique 'donut' structure, enhancing the precision of separation processes in various industrial applications. This breakthrough is particularly crucial in fields such as water purification, carbon capture, and pharmaceutical manufacturing, where the ability to accurately separate substances is fundamental. The new sieve technology promises to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of these processes, addressing significant challenges faced in industrial settings. As industries increasingly seek sustainable and efficient methods, this advancement could pave the way for enhanced environmental management and better production methods in medicine. The research highlights the potential of advanced materials in addressing global challenges, showcasing the role of Indian institutions in contributing to technological solutions.
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