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Scientists Grow Diamonds To Clean Sewage Water

First Posted: 10/01/10 01:34 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:55 PM ET

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A group of scientists have been growing diamonds, not to try to pawn off in Antwerp or anything, but rather to coat electrodes, and ultimately use them to clean up sewage.

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A group of scientists have been growing diamonds, not to try to pawn off in Antwerp or anything, but rather to coat electrodes, and ultimately use them to clean up sewage. ...
A group of scientists have been growing diamonds, not to try to pawn off in Antwerp or anything, but rather to coat electrodes, and ultimately use them to clean up sewage. ...
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