Hydrogen Water Machine Is Increasingly Used In Daily Life As A New Solution To Drinking Water
The number of people worldwide who have no access to clean drinking water are estimated to be 663 million, and it has proved difficult to efficiently disinfect this all important fluid. Researchers however, have developed a new device that could solve this problem by using a resource that is available in many climates. This disinfection device is powered by the sun and can quickly decimate bacteria to provide clean drinking water. The device was developed by researchers from Stanford University in California and the US Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory who wanted to develop a more efficient water purification system. Although other solar disinfection devices exist, they rely on ultraviolet light, which accounts for only 4% of total solar energy, thus resulting in a very slow treatment rate of about 48 hours and limits the quantity of water that can be disinfected. Water is a basic requirement that man cannot do without. The formation of hydrogen water rel...