Description
Disposal and Recycling Strategies for Nano-engineered Materials enables the reader to understand and implement the latest methods for the safe disposal and re-use of nanomaterials found in the environment at end-of-life. Sections introduce nanomaterials, their general classification, properties, and preparation techniques before providing an overview and analysis of common disposal strategies. This is followed by in-depth chapters that focus on important steps and innovative strategies in dealing with waste nanomaterials, including sampling, classification and identification of waste materials, green technologies and biodegradation strategies, physico-chemical disposal, integrated technologies to prevent or control nanomaterial wastes entering the environment, and more.This is a valuable resource for researchers, advanced students, engineers, and scientists, with an interest in nanomaterials, their life cycle, waste, and recycling, water treatment, chemical engineering, environmental science, materials science, chemistry, and sustainability.- Provides step-by-step information on a range of strategies, including biodegradation, green technologies, physico-chemical disposal, and other integrated methods- Explains the sampling, classification, identification, and lifecycle assessment of nanowaste materials- Addresses key concerns relating to environmental risk, health, safety and policy- Explores potential options for the reutilization, re-use and recycling of waste nanomaterials
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Nanomaterials 2. Overview of Disposal Strategies for Waste Nanomaterials 3. Sampling, Characterization, Classification, and Identification of Nano-Waste Material 4. Biodegradation-based Strategies for Nanomaterials 5. Green Technologies for Disposal of Nanomaterials 6. Physico-chemical Disposal of Nano-engineered Materials 7. Integrated Technologies to Control the Spread of Nanomaterial Wastes in the Environment 8. Use of Waste Nanoparticles as a Filler for Soil Property Improvement 9. Life Cycle Assessment, Environmental Hazards, and Policies for Nano-engineered Materials 10. Regeneration, Reuse, and Recycling of Nanomaterials
