"Theres plenty of room at the bottom" - Richard Feynmans legendary sentence has practically teleported the world into the age of Nano-technology over the last couple of decades. As nano-materials started drawing extensive attention, the use of nano-technology has opened many possibilities for humans. Carbon based nano-materials are an example of such prominent class of materials, which have an enormous potential to fit a wide range of applications, ranging from the energy sector to aircraft and automotive sector to bio-medical sector, etc. The book Novel Applications of Carbon Based Nano-Materials summarizes state-of-the-art studies focusing on various applications of carbon allotropes, considering the energy and environmental benefits and the socio-economic impact of the developed systems, all at the same time.
The book Novel Applications of Carbon Based Nano-Materials summarizes state-of-the-art studies focusing on various applications of carbon allotropes, considering the energy and environmental benefits and the socio-economic impact of the developed systems, all at the same time
Section I Photocatalytic, Energy Storage and Mechanical Engineering
Applications Part I: Photocatalytic and Energy Storage Applications
1. An
Overview of Synthesis and Photocatalytic Application of Carbon Quantum
Dots-Based Nanocomposites
2. Pentagraphene: Structure, Properties, and
Electronic Device Applications
3. A Review of Carbon Dots A Versatile
Carbon Nanomaterial
4. Carbon-Based Photocatalytic Nanomaterials for Clean
Fuel Production
5. Carbon-Based Materials for Microsupercapacitors
6. Carbon
Nanocomposite for Energy Storage Applications
7. Multidimensional
Graphene-Based Advanced Materials for Electrochemically Stable
Supercapacitors Part II: Mechanical and Engineering Applications
8. Effect of
Ultrasonic Treatment on Graphite in Metal Matrix Composite
9. Novel
Applications of Graphene in the Aerospace Industry
10. A Review of the
Tribological and Thermal Effectiveness of Graphene-Based Nano-Lubricants
11.
Fabrication of Polycarbonate Filaments Infused with Carbon from Coconut Shell
Powder for 3D Printing Applications Section II Biomedical, Wastewater
Treatment and Environmental Applications Part III: Bioscience and Medical
Applications
12. Nanotechnology Against SARS-CoV-2 and Other Human
Coronavirus
13. Recent Developments on the Removal of Antibiotics Using
Carbon-Based Nanocomposites: A Mystic Approach in Nanoscience
14. Scope and
Challenges for Green Synthesis of Functional Nanoparticles Part IV:
Wastewater Treatment and Environmental Applications
15. A Brief Review on
Carbon-Based Nanosystems for Detection of Pollutants in Industrial Wastewater
and Living Cells and Their Subsequent Removal Strategies
16. A Recent Review
on Synthesis, Potential Environmental Applications and Socio-Economic Impact
of Waste-Derived Carbon Nanotubes
17. Role of Carbon-Based Nanomaterials With
Its Application for Wastewater Treatment
18. The Impact of Carbon-Based
Nanomaterials in Biological Systems
19. Carbon-Based Nanomaterials for
Application in Different Fields A Short Review
20. Biomass-Derived
Carbonaceous Materials: Synthesis and Photocatalytic Applications
21.
Production of Multifunctional Carbon Nanotubes for Sensor and Water Treatment
Applications
Swamini Chopra is Assistant Professor Research at Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Aurangabad, India. She was formerly associated with the Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (DIAT), Pune, India on a project sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Govt. of India. She has been recognized and featured by the Cryogenic Society of America twice for her contributions in the field of Cryogenics. Her areas of interest include polymer composites, carbon nanotubes applications, cryogenic treatment and structural characterization.
Kavita Pande has a Doctorate in Chemistry and is Founder Director, Matverse Vision Private Limited, Nagpur. Currently she is working as R&D Chief (Projects) at Mayur Industries, Nagpur. She has over 12 years of hands-on experience with almost 25 sophisticated instruments. She is the recipient of National Level Awards for innovative ideas from Government of India. She has numerous Books, International and National Journals and 8 Patents to her credit.
Vincent Shantha Kumar is a faculty member at BITS Pilani Dubai Campus, UAE. He holds a PhD in Materials Science from VNIT, India and has gained research experience from NUS Singapore and SNU, South Korea. His research interests are designing and synthesis of novel advanced materials such as Metallic Glasses and Entropy alloys. Dr. Vincent has several publications in reputed journals and guiding PhDs in the field of bio-corrosion, cytotoxicity and mechanical properties of advanced materials.
Jitendra A. Sharma is an analyst and Structural Engineer by profession with a Mechanical Design and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) background. He is currently a part of a renowned organization in Netherlands and is involved in structural simulation and designing projects for multiple industries with a focus on engineering, construction and aviation. He has worked for 7 plus years on design performance optimization & fatigue life evaluation using CFD & FEA tools. He has also featured in the LINK magazine, Europe for contribution and development of future transportation technologies with PLM.
