Άρθρα και δημοσιεύσεις για τις εφαρμογές του ζεόλιθου και του διατομίτη

N. Lygeros – Incorporation of zeolite into olive trees. Stratis Fotiou Estate, Skamia, Mytilene.

N. Lygeros – Incorporating zeolite into a vineyard. Stratis Fotiou Estate, Skamia, Mytilene Part II

Incorporation of zeolite into goat feed at L. Karapitta’s farm, Kellia – Larnaca, Cyprus.

zeolite in a greenhouse Application particle size: 0.8 to 2.5 millimetres. Application rate: 150 kilograms per stremma

zeolite in Aloe Vera  

zeolite at the Vlasidis estate and winery. Koilani, Limassol. Nikos Lygeros

zeolado (zeolite olive oil): a Greek innovation – N. Lygeros If one were to calculate how many types of olive oil there are in the world and how many tonnes they represent, and if one were also to consider how many types of zeolite there are – both natural and synthetic – then one will be able to understand the invention of zeolado and realise that it constitutes a Greek innovation on a global scale. If, furthermore, you consider the fact that Greece produces some of the finest olive oils in the world and that the country is estimated to ... Read more

Chemical Analysis of Zeolado – N. Lygeros Whilst ‘zeolado (zeolite olive oil)’ was once a vision, it has now become a reality – indeed, even at the level of chemical analysis. We have thus completed the first substantive and objective stage of producing this green olive oil. It was harvested on 26 October 2013. We worked as a team on this project to gain first-hand experience of the entire process without any reservations. This is how the first trial production of zeolite oil took place. This amounted to 540 bottles of 250 ml each. Chemical analysis of the zeolite oil ... Read more

zeolites and their use in crop production – Dr Z. D. Zartaloudis zeolite is a mineral found in volcanic rocks, and possesses interesting properties such as high adsorption capacity and cation exchange capacity. Its crystalline structure is unique in that it cannot be destroyed under any circumstances. It is the only material that can be described as ‘permanently alive’. More specifically, it is a hydrated crystalline aluminosilicate mineral containing alkali cations, with an infinitely open, three-dimensional structure. It is capable of adsorbing and desorbing water and exchanging its structural cations without altering its crystalline structure. Furthermore, zeolites adsorb polar molecules with ... Read more