TECHNOLOGY

Sparc graphene put to the test

A GRAPHENE based adsorbent developed by South Australia-based company Sparc Technologies has outperformed commercially available adsorbents in test work to recover gold and silver, the company claims.

 Graphene

Graphene

Sparc's functionalised graphene composite-based adsorbent technology is targeting the removal of precious metals, oils and PFAS contaminants from mine tailings. The composite material has a higher adsorption...

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