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Understand the future of water treatment with this groundbreaking introduction There are few more requirements for human life more vital than clean water. Increasingly, however, both developed and developing countries are facing significant challenges to the maintenance of clean water sources, with population growth, industrial pollution, hazardous water contamination, and climate impact all taking a toll. With conventional methods of water purification proving less and less satisfactory, attention is increasingly turning to biopolymers extracted from natural sources, such as cellulose and…mehr
Understand the future of water treatment with this groundbreaking introduction
There are few more requirements for human life more vital than clean water. Increasingly, however, both developed and developing countries are facing significant challenges to the maintenance of clean water sources, with population growth, industrial pollution, hazardous water contamination, and climate impact all taking a toll. With conventional methods of water purification proving less and less satisfactory, attention is increasingly turning to biopolymers extracted from natural sources, such as cellulose and chitosan, for their potential as renewable water treatment agents.
Biopolymers for Water Purification provides an overview of this growing field of study and its recent developments. It covers key techniques for synthesizing and modifying biopolymers, as well as their roles in treating water pollution and meeting targeted water quality requirements. The result is a detailed, comprehensive introduction to this field with potentially immense ramifications for long-term human life. It is the first book solely dedicated to the engineering of biopolymer-based membranes for water purification and promises to become a landmark in the field.
Biopolymers for Water Purification readers will also find:
Detailed treatment of important polymers including chitin, glycogen, kerating, and more
Discussion of ongoing challenges and directions for future research
Introduction to the history and characterization of biopolymers
Biopolymers for Water Purification is a useful reference for polymer chemists, water chemists, materials scientists, engineering scientists, and advanced postgraduate researchers in any of these or related fields.
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Autorenporträt
Prof. Dr. Sabu Thomas Vice-Chancellor, Mahatma Gandhi University Founder Director, International and Inter University Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, School of Chemical Sciences, Mahatma Gandhi University, Priyadarshini Hills PO, Kottayam, Kerala, India Georgi J. Vadakkekara Senior Researcher, Bharathiar University Coimbatore, Chennai, India. Dr. Hanna J. Maria Senior research Scholar, Mahatma Gandhi University, Priyadarshini Hills, Kottayam, Kerala, India
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction to biopolymers: history, structure, classification, types and uses 2. Extraction of biopolymers from nature and their characterization 3. Synthesis of biopolymers and characterization 4. Chemical modification of natural polymers and characterization# 5. Water pollution issues-Introduction 6. Importance of water and quality requirements 7. Microcellulosemembranes for water purification 8. Nanocellulose and their composites membranes for water purification 9. Lignin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 10. Hemi-cellulose polymers and their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 11. Protein polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 12. Starch polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 13. Lipid polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 14. Chitosan polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 15. Chitin and nanochitinpolymers and their composites membranes for water purification 16. Nucleic acid polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 17. Peptide polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 18. Glycogen polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 19. Keratin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 20. Gelatin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 21. Shellac polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 22. Natural rubber based polymers, their blends, and IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 23. Gutta percha polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 24. LCA of natural polymer membranes for water purification 25. Lab to Industry scaling up process of natural polymer membranes: challenges and opportunities 26. Future challenges and perspectives1. Introduction to biopolymers: history, structure, classification, types and uses 2. Extraction of biopolymers from nature and their characterization 3. Synthesis of biopolymers and characterization 4. Chemical modification of natural polymers and characterization# 5. Water pollution issues-Introduction 6. Importance of water and quality requirements 7. Microcellulosemembranes for water purification 8. Nanocellulose and their composites membranes for water purification 9. Lignin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 10. Hemi-cellulose polymers and their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 11. Protein polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 12. Starch polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 13. Lipid polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 14. Chitosan polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 15. Chitin and nanochitinpolymers and their composites membranes for water purification 16. Nucleic acid polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 17. Peptide polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 18. Glycogen polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 19. Keratin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 20. Gelatin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 21. Shellac polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 22. Natural rubber based polymers, their blends, and IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 23. Gutta percha polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 24. LCA of natural polymer membranes for water purification 25. Lab to Industry scaling up process of natural polymer membranes: challenges and opportunities 26. Future challenges and perspectives
1. Introduction to biopolymers: history, structure, classification, types and uses 2. Extraction of biopolymers from nature and their characterization 3. Synthesis of biopolymers and characterization 4. Chemical modification of natural polymers and characterization# 5. Water pollution issues-Introduction 6. Importance of water and quality requirements 7. Microcellulosemembranes for water purification 8. Nanocellulose and their composites membranes for water purification 9. Lignin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 10. Hemi-cellulose polymers and their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 11. Protein polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 12. Starch polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 13. Lipid polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 14. Chitosan polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 15. Chitin and nanochitinpolymers and their composites membranes for water purification 16. Nucleic acid polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 17. Peptide polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 18. Glycogen polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 19. Keratin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 20. Gelatin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 21. Shellac polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 22. Natural rubber based polymers, their blends, and IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 23. Gutta percha polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 24. LCA of natural polymer membranes for water purification 25. Lab to Industry scaling up process of natural polymer membranes: challenges and opportunities 26. Future challenges and perspectives1. Introduction to biopolymers: history, structure, classification, types and uses 2. Extraction of biopolymers from nature and their characterization 3. Synthesis of biopolymers and characterization 4. Chemical modification of natural polymers and characterization# 5. Water pollution issues-Introduction 6. Importance of water and quality requirements 7. Microcellulosemembranes for water purification 8. Nanocellulose and their composites membranes for water purification 9. Lignin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 10. Hemi-cellulose polymers and their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 11. Protein polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 12. Starch polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 13. Lipid polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 14. Chitosan polymers their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 15. Chitin and nanochitinpolymers and their composites membranes for water purification 16. Nucleic acid polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 17. Peptide polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 18. Glycogen polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 19. Keratin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 20. Gelatin polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 21. Shellac polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 22. Natural rubber based polymers, their blends, and IPNs, gels and composites membranes for water purification 23. Gutta percha polymers, their blends, IPNs, gels and composites membranes 24. LCA of natural polymer membranes for water purification 25. Lab to Industry scaling up process of natural polymer membranes: challenges and opportunities 26. Future challenges and perspectives
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