Kaolinite clay, used to make ceramics, paint, paper and other products. The other: seeds of the Carica papaya fruit

Papaya-clay combo could cut cost of water purification in developing countries

By American Chemical Society Emmanuel Unuabonah, Ph.D.—— Bio and Archives--July 10, 2013

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An inexpensive new material made of clay and papaya seeds removes harmful metals from water and could lower the cost of providing clean water to millions of people in the developing world, scientists are reporting. Their study on this “hybrid clay” appears in the journal ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering.

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