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Inertia and inaction – N. Lygeros. At the moment, we are witnessing a great deal of inaction and inactivity, as if everyone were in a state of limbo. Many have not yet realised what has happened, what is happening and what will happen. Some expect nothing at all any more, whilst others expect everything. The question is: why should we wait? When has waiting ever done our country any good? Quite simply: never! It is therefore important that we break out of this inertia and inaction, not merely to claim that we are taking steps, but to create a framework ... Read more

Herbal foot spray to combat odours, with zeolite and herbs | Zeolife.gr Herbal foot spray for odour control with zeolite and herbs source: baggout.com

zeolite in strawberries | Zeolife.gr zeolite in strawberries An experiment involving the application of zeolite to strawberries and continuous monitoring of the plant’s fruit set and fruit quality in comparison with the control group. materials and method of application: Start of experiment:  Progress of the experiment after 30 days: Progress of the experiment after 42 days: Progress of the experiment after 52 days: Progress of the experiment after 58 days:

EEZ, zeolite, innovation. Lecture by N. Lygeros in Thebes. Thebes Conference Centre, ‘Alexandros Kofinis’ Hall Part 2 of the lecture

Interview with N. Lygeros on zeolite on Radio Thebes 97.5 FM

Chemical analysis of Greek zeolite – N. Lygeros | Zeolife.gr As we are now entering a new phase for Greek zeolite, it is good to have technical data rather than just estimates, as we can carry out XRD and EDX measurements that enable us to avoid generalisations. First and foremost, we should note that the zeolite variety we are examining within the zeolitic tuff is clinoptilolite, and its formula is as follows: (Na,K,Ca)₂₋₃Al₃(Al,Si)₂Si₁₃O₃₆·12H₂O. Zeolites generally contain silicon (Si) and aluminium (Al). Clinoptilolite, however, is additionally characterised by the following elements: Na, K, Ca. Consequently, these are present in the chemical analysis ... Read more

zeolite purifies life. Nursery School – Smile, Smile. Larnaca.

zeolite in hydroponics | Zeolife.gr Hydroponics is an ancient method of growing crops that takes place without soil or earth. Non-aquatic plants grow with their roots in a completely inorganic medium, where they are fed with a nutrient solution. Put simply, the plants grow in water to which the necessary nutrients have been added. The plants’ roots float in the water or on a substrate of ‘pebbles’ through which water constantly flows. In ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, during the Aztec era, and even in the famous Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the method of hydroponics was used. In modern times, hydroponics is ... Read more

[one_half] zeolite in the vineyard – an interview with Grigoris Azoridis | Zeolife.gr [/one_half][one_half_last] Numerous artefacts, inscriptions and wall paintings bear witness to the fact that the art of viticulture began thousands of years ago, evolving alongside humankind. The vine and its products, particularly wine, have been cherished throughout the world, and in our country they have become intertwined with customs, traditions and the joys of everyday life. Soil quality is crucial for abundant fruiting and growth; the richer it is in nutrients, and the freer it is from chemical additives, the higher the quality of the produce will be. ... Read more

Information on zeolite is essential – N. Lygeros Many politicians need to be informed about zeolite, as they still believe that we are embroiled in legal disputes over its extraction in Northern Evros. Not only are they unaware of the facts, but they are also discussing the matter publicly, and their lack of knowledge of the practical details is glaringly obvious. It is therefore important for them to realise that there are no longer any legal issues and that a technical licence has already been granted. Consequently, the road construction and landscaping studies have already been submitted, and we are ... Read more

26th – 27th February 2015, Lublin, Poland INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE financed by the Project No IPBU.01.01.00-06.570/11-00: “Developing an innovative model of the cross-border use of zeolitic tuff”

“Predicted” zeolites may fuel efficient processes | Zeolite.gr ​Scientists at Rice Univ. and the Univ. of Minnesota have identified synthetic materials that may purify ethanol more efficiently and greatly improve the separation of long-chain hydrocarbons in petroleum refining. The results show that predictive modeling of synthetic zeolites, a technique pioneered by Rice bioengineer Michael Deem, is highly effective and can help solve some of the most challenging problems facing industries that require efficient ways to separate or catalyze materials. Deem is co-author of a new study led by Univ. of Minnesota chemist Ilja Siepmann that appeared in Nature Communications. Zeolites ... Read more