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Nature Research, Scientific Reports, 1(7), 2017

DOI: 10.1038/srep41169

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3D printed self-driven thumb-sized motors for in-situ underwater pollutant remediation

Journal article published in 2017 by Fen Yu, Qipeng Hu, Lina Dong, Xiao Cui, Tingtao Chen, Hongbo Xin, Miaoxing Liu, Chaowen Xue, Xiangwei Song, Fanrong Ai, Ting Li, Xiaolei Wang
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Abstract

AbstractGreen fuel-driven thumb sized motors (TSM) were designed and optimized by 3D printing to explore their in-situ remediation applications in rare studied underwater area. Combined with areogel processing and specialized bacteria domestication, each tiny TSM could realize large area pollutant treatment precisely in an impressive half-automatically manner.