Environmental Applications of Carbon Nanomaterials-Based Devices

The book gives first-hand details on the methods of functionalization of carbon nanomaterials, advanced technologies for device fabrication such as lab-on-a-chip approaches, and their applications such as wastewater purification and gas sensing.

PART I. INTRODUCTIONImpact of Environment on Life and Environmental HealthProspective of Nanotechnology in Environmental ScienceMaterials-Based Approaches in Environmental SciencePART II. FUNDAMENTALS OF FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANOMATERIALS (CNMS) Functionalization of Carbon Materials: A Promising ApproachBasic of Carbon Materials and Their FunctionalizationImpact of Black Carbon on EnvironmentPART III. FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANO-MEMBRANES BASED DEVICES FOR ENVIRONMENTFunctionalized Carbon Nanomembranes for Heavy Metal Removal from Water Progress in Carbon Hydrogels for Wastewater Purification: A Future PerspectivePART IV. FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANO-MAGNETIC MATERIALS FOR ENVIRONMENTCarbon Nano-Magnetic Materials for Accessing Environmental ChangesMagnetic Carbon Nanoparticles for Environmental AnalysisPART V. FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANO LAB-ON-CHIP DEVICES FOR ENVIRONMENTAdvances in Lab-on-Chip Approach for Device FabricationLab-on-Chip Approach for Gas SensingElectrochemical Biosensor: A Promising Approach for Accessing the Environmental ContaminationsElectrocatalytic Degradation of Wastewater and Generation of EnergyPART VI. FUNCTIONALIZED BIO-CARBON NANOMATERIALS-BASED DEVICES FOR ENVIRONMENTPolymeric Bionanocomposites for Wastewater Treatment Functionalized Carbon Bionanomaterials for Environmental RemediationPART VII. TOXICITY, ECONOMY, LEGAL ASPECTS OF NANOTECHNOLOGYEthical, Legal and Social Implications of Bio-Based TechnologiesGeochemical Modelling and Speciation Studies of Metal Pollution in the EnvironmentPART VIII. FUNCTIONALIZED CARBON NANOMATERIALS (FCNMS) - A GREEN AND SUSTAINABLE VISIONSustainable Design and Future of RemediationA Green Approach for the Nanomaterials FunctionalizationCarbon Nanomaterials: A Promising Approach for Environmental Device Fabrication