WATER TREATMENT MADE SUSTAINABLE
Atium’s reusable filter technology allows selective removal of mercury from water, in a more effective and sustainable way than ever before.
reducing emissions and operating costs
our reusable filter for mercury removal
We have developed a new technology for effective and cost-efficient removal of mercury from fluids. The patent-pending technology is based on a reversible electrochemical process with incredible performance. Compared to conventional methods, our product is:
- Effective at removing low concentrations.
- Selective for mercury.
- Sustainable both in terms of cost and environment.
scalable benefits
application areas
Mercury is, according to the WHO, one of the top ten chemicals of major public health concern. As such, effective and cost-efficient mercury removal is of increasing demand. Our technology can be adapted and scaled to several applications.
Industrial
Drinking Water
Environmental Sanitation
Chemical Refinement
Dental Amalgam
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FIGHTING TOXIC POLLUTION WITH MODERN RESEARCH
Based in Sweden, Atium is developing innovative water treatment technologies in an effort to contribute to a world where polluted waters are a thing of the past.
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Björn Wickman lectures on mercury for the Swedish Educational Radio
Björn Wickman, the inventor of the technology behind Atium's products, was invited by the Swedish Educational Radio (UR) to hold a video lecture about the problem with mercury, its impact on the environment and how his research into electrochemistry can be a part of...
Atium raises a pre-seed investment and brings on Stena New Ventures as shareholder
Atium has raised a pre-seed round led by Stena New Ventures together with existing owners Chalmers Ventures, Gladium and Jan Burenius. The investment adds fuel to Atium's product development and customer piloting efforts for 2022 and forwards. "We are very much...
Atium successfully concludes pilot study with Boliden & Chalmers
We are happy to share that we have concluded a successful proof-of-concept study with Boliden Smelters, IVL and Chalmers, co-funded with Boliden, EIT RawMaterials and Vinnova SIP. Smelters often produce large amounts of sulphuric acid, the worlds most used chemical,...
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