Black Entrepreneur Patents New Polymers To Clean Water
New system can help save hundreds of dollars on water costs.
BlackNews.com:
Thelma Cromwell-Moss, the owner of AAG Industries, Inc. a female-African-American owned business and a resident of Boston, MA., announceds a revolutionary process for treating contaminated water and industrial waste.
Thelma, a serial entrepreneur, has a US patent for cleaning water with a new process in polymers. ‘We have a chemical that can clean polluted water and then the polluted chemical can be cleaned and reused multiple times with little or no degradation of the chemical. Our findings are that through this process a cost savings of over 50% in time and water use will continue to save labor costs and impact the bottom line in the water cleaning process. These resins can be used in separating nitrites, organic chlorine compounds, (heavy) metal ions including radioactive metal ions, counteranions of metal ions, aliphatic and aromatic aldehydes (mustard gas) and oil from dilute aqueous solutions.’ Full article.
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