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Water Clean-up

12/18/2008 | 7m 3sVideo has Closed Captions

Find out how nanotechnology is being used to neutralize water toxins.

Taylor and Gabe go to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and learn that nano-iron is being used to neutralize toxins in ground water. They collect soil samples from a contaminated site, then take them to Penn State University to test the efficacy of nano-iron treatments.

12/18/2008 | Rating TV-Y

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DragonflyTV

Water Clean-up

12/18/2008 | 7m 3sVideo has Closed Captions

Taylor and Gabe go to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia and learn that nano-iron is being used to neutralize toxins in ground water. They collect soil samples from a contaminated site, then take them to Penn State University to test the efficacy of nano-iron treatments.

12/18/2008 | Rating TV-Y

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