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Well, I guess when you remove 50% of the salt, it technically desalinates water. This is nothing to get excited about until it turns seawater into drinking wate
by rsanchez1 15y ago
Well, I guess when you remove 50% of the salt, it technically desalinates water. This is nothing to get excited about until it turns seawater into drinking water both cheaply and at a large scale.
- Panoramix 15y agoThe exciting part is that it generates electricity while desalinating water. That's a nice combo.
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- Dylan16807 15y agoNo, there's a different device that produces power and this is its inverse. The article is not worded very clearly.