Ultrasound May Rid Groundwater of Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’

2 people wearing hazmat suits, one knelt beside standing water looking at a cup of yellow water, the other standing taking notes.

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A group of harmful chemicals known as PFAS are notoriously difficult to clean from the environment, but ultrasound may offer a more effective solution compared to past efforts. New research suggests that ultrasound may have potential in treating contaminated groundwater to eliminate PFAS.

PI: Linda Weavers

Lab: Weavers Research Group

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