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nmlkj nmlkji Wednesday 15th February, 2012 Web LondonNet Search Hotels Tickets Attractions Cinema Clubs Music Theatre Going Out City Info Directory News RSS Style Competitions Forum Video Hi-Tech Denim Jeans Could Clean Up News Menu London's Air Pollution News Homepage AHOY - Newsletters Celebs - Material that eats dirty air for fun on display at the London Design Diana Conspiracy theories Festival Latest News ---- London Cinema Monday, 12th September 2011 ---- London Fashion London 2012 Olympics Tweet London Blog Londoner of the Day London Features HI-TECH denim jeans that use London Headlines nanotechnology to stop air London in Pictures pollution are to go on show at the News Archives London Design Festival, which starts later this week. Londoner of the Day l Cheryl Cole Given recent reports that show London's air to be among the filthiest in Europe, a clothing Gets the claws out to scratch former solution could be just up London's protege Cher Lloyd, who yesterday street. Especially if that street is Oxford Street or any other area with a queried her singing voice. 'Be careful high number of pedestrians. who you kick on your way up,' warned Cole, probably stroking her chin like a Bond villain. 'They kick you twice as hard "A significant reduction in the level of air borne pollutants in a large city on your way back down'. Hashtag is such as London could be achieved if, for every metre of pavement width, unappreciationisugly. 30 people wearing Catalytic Clothes walked past each minute," say developers Catalytic Clothing. The jeans, or any other clothing fitted with the new technology, Subscribe to our Newsletter "harness the power of a photocatalyst to break down air borne GO pollutants," by using light as an energy source. "When the light shines on the photocatalyst, the electrons in the material are rearranged and they become more reactive," adds the Latest Viral Video Ad Catalytic Clothing website. - Sponsored Video: The Sims 3 Showtime | Further reactions then "cause pollutants to break down into non-harmful Producer Walkthrough... chemicals". Any material can become a pollution eater with the addition of a sort-of conditioner containing the photocatalysts, but different materials need different catalyst set-ups. For the purposes of demonstration, jeans fit the bill since, "there are more pairs of jeans in existence than there are people on the earth," as the Catalytic Clothing people put it. The nanotech denim – developed by a team at Sheffield University and another at the London College of Fashion - has been formed into a display called The Field of Jeans for the London Design Festival, which runs from 17-25 September. Tweet Share Post new comment Subject: http://www.londonnet.co.uk/news/2011/sep/hitech-denim-jeans-could-clean-londons-air-pollution.html Page 1 / 2 11681 4730 NEWS FOOTBALL RUGBY GAA HORSE RACING MORE SPORT ENTERTAINMENT HEALTH TECH LIFE MOTORS STYLE EASYGOING BAVARIA RACING STYLE: NEWS SUITS FOCUS FASHION DRESSED IN THE DARK? STYLE ICONS GROOMING ACCESSORIES STYLE NEWS MORE STYLE ACCESSORIES It's time to suit up Dressy sweatpants. Yes. Home » Style » Style news Jimmy Choo for men? Universities create air-purifying pair of Post your comment Awesome arm candy jeans 12/09/2011 11:40 am STYLE NEWS Tweet Two English universities have teamed together to create the world’s Keyboard jeans? Really? first pair of air-purifying jeans. Going bald? Read this Share Fergies polo-neck Members of the public donated 30 pairs of pants to help create an MORE STYLE David Beckham's pants environmentally friendly pair of jeans that helps to break down pollutants in the atmosphere and purify the air. NEWS DRESSED IN THE DARK? Would you wear these Researchers from Sheffield University and the London College of Fashion jeans? LMFAO faux pas teamed together to create the ‘Field of Jeans’ - an art expo showcasing Going bald? Why not just Chris Brown ruins fashion the possibilities that fashion and science can have together. get some hair tattooed Jared Leto fashion victim onto your head? Rice rocks hairy look The ‘Catalytic Clothing’ venture hopes to inspire other fashion designers So you saw what Alex and scientists to think outside the box. Ferguson was wearing today, didn't you? JOE.ie on Facebook Photocatalysts are sewn into the jeans, which use light to speed up the Would you buy these Like breakdown of pollutants, much like a normal catalyst. The jeans use pants? David Beckham's nanotechnology to break down pollutants in the atmosphere. H&M advert 11,714 people like JOE.ie. The latest footwear trend: Sheffield University scientist Professor Tony Ryan said, "There are more flip flops made from grass pairs of jeans than people on the earth. We are developing something using both of them to improve the urban environment." Greg Darragh Austin William Zara The jeans are being displayed in an exhibition being held at Sheffield’s Peace Gardens. Andrew Haulie Richard Andrew Ed Professor Helen Storey, a designer and artist at LCF added, "Catalytic Facebook social plugin Clothing is the most challenging, globally relevant project I have ever attempted. Behind almost all-human advancement lies a science. Through my work, I try to share and involve the public with these possibilities." http://www.joe.ie/style/style-news/universities-create-air-purifying-pair-of-jeans-0015758-1 Page 1 / 3 Eco-Quest Filters & Parts Ozone Plates, Filters, UV-Lamps for Fresh Air. 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Sick Guardian: Biden Warns Reporter ‘Don’t Screw Using Lilliput-like nanotechnology, the familiar blue material With Me’ over Rape Comments. breaks down pollutants from industry and road traffic with CNN: Does Herman Cain’s Church Back photocatalysts added to the cloth. Him Politically? The system, devised by Sheffield university and the London Daily Show Mocks Occupy Wall St. College of Fashion, follows similar ‘smart’ applications at Bolton Protestors. University, which generate electricity through minute solar and Stephen Colbert’s Herman Cain.. Hitler movement cells in fabric. Analogy. New Black Panther Spokesman: Blacks From the company’s FAQ page: Never Gay Until European Contact. “Kill The Rich People.” Occupy Wall St. 5. How are the pollutants broken down? Isn’t Special. When the light shines on the photocatalyst, the electrons in Mayor To Ed Schultz: You Are Such A the material are rearranged and they become more reactive. Patriot In Every Sense Of The Word. These electrons are then able to react with the water in the air You Sent A Chill Down My Spine. and break it apart into 2 radicals. A radical is an extremely reactive molecule. These radicals then react with the pollutants Harry Belafonte: What You See On Wall converted by Web2PDFConvert.com reactive molecule. These radicals then react with the pollutants and cause them to break down into non-harmful chemicals. St. Is A Martyr On Its Way To Letting The World Know America’s Awake. 6. What happens to the pollutants after they’ve been The Great Lincoln Statue Facing South broken down? Controversy Of 2011. The Catalytic Clothing technology is designed to breakdown Hilariously Unhinged Occupy Wall St. the pollutants straight away. However, some pollutants may Protester Cries: “HELP US!!!” NSFW become attached without being broken down. In this case, the pollutants will be washed off during subsequent laundering. This Texas NAACP Pres.: Confederate Flag actually already happens with normal clothing. As Offensive As Swastikas. Liberal Talk Radio: Feed Bachmann 7. Is this technology used in any other products? Listeria-Filled Cantaloupe. Photocatalysts have been incorporated into several Book Calling Al Gore An “Eco-Warrior” commercially available products that possess de-polluting Recalled From Battle Creek Area Math properties. These products include paints, cements and paving And Science Center. stones. Gorbachev: America Declining As Super 8. How is the technology delivered to the surface of the Power. Should Have Preserved U.S.S.R. clothing? Canada Responds: Not Going To Arrest George W. Bush As A War Criminal. The photocatalyst is delivered to the surface of the clothing during the traditional laundry procedure as an additive within a Hulk Hogan: Herman Cain Not, “Real standard product such as a fabric conditioner. The active agent is American Like I Am.” On Obama: I Was packaged within a shell that is attracted towards, and A Big Supporter But, “Nothing subsequently binds to, the surface of the clothing during the Happened.” washing cycle. Obama To FOX Reporter: I Didn’t Know 9. Why do we need mass participation to produce a You Were The Spokesperson For Mitt noticeable reduction in the level of pollution? Romney. Reporter Responds. Al Gore: Count Me Among Those Although any garment that is treated with the product Supporting The Occupy Wall St. becomes active, a single garment is only able to remove a small Movement.
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