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China’s nanobubbles cut toxic cyanobacteria in Taihu Lake by 90% during trial

From Times of India · () English

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  • China tested cavitation combined with ozone nanobubbles across a 3,300-square-metre section of Taihu Lake.
  • The trial reduced chlorophyll-a levels by 90% within 20 days and increased dissolved oxygen, according to the report.

A nanobubble technology trial in China sharply reduced toxic cyanobacteria in a 3,300-square-metre section of Taihu Lake.

Within 20 days, chlorophyll-a levels fell by 90%. The method combines cavitation with ozone nanobubbles, which also increased dissolved oxygen and improved water quality during the test.

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