Advances in Smart Nanomaterials and their Applications brings together the latest advances and novel methods in the preparation of smart nanomaterials for cutting-edge applications. The book covers fundamental concepts of nanomaterials, including fabrication methods, processing, application areas, specific applications of smart nanomaterials across a range of areas, such as biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, food science and packaging, sensing, cosmetics and dermatology, gas, oil, energy, wastewater and environment, textiles, agriculture, and forestry sectors. In each case, possible challenges, recent trends, and potential future developments are addressed in detail. The book also discusses various considerations for the utilization of smart nanomaterials, including environmental safety and legal requirements. The book is suitable for graduate students as a textbook and simultaneously be useful for both novices and experienced scientists or researchers, medical biologists, nanobiotechnologists, nanoengineers, agricultural scientists, and general biologists as a reference book as well as inspires some industrialists and policy makers involved in the investigation of smart nanomaterials.
1. Chapter 1 : Nanomaterials: introduction, synthesis, characterization, and applications - p. Page xiv 2. Chapter 2 : Smart nanomaterials in the medical industry - p. Page 17 3. Chapter 3 : Nanomedicine-lipiodol formulations for transcatheter arterial chemoembolization - p. Page 45 4. Chapter 4 : Role of nanotechnology in cancer therapies: recent advances, current issues, and approaches - p. Page 68 5. Chapter 5 : Lipid-based cubosome nanoparticle mediated efficient and controlled vesicular drug delivery for cancer therapy - p. Page 88 6. Chapter 6 : Smart nanomaterials and control of biofilms - p. Page 105 7. Chapter 7 : Antimicrobial activities of nanomaterials - p. Page 122 8. Chapter 8 : Management of infectious disease and biotoxin elimination using nanomaterials - p. Page 142 9. Chapter 9 : Nanomaterials and their application in microbiology disciplines - p. Page 168 10. Chapter 10 : Smart nanomaterials in biosensing applications - p. Page 194 11. Chapter 11 : Use of smart nanomaterials in food packaging - p. Page 224 12. Chapter 12 : Nanosensors in food science and technology - p. Page 242 13. Chapter 13 : Nanosensors for detection of volatile organic compounds - p. Page 267 14. Chapter 14 : Nanomaterials in cosmetics and dermatology - p. Page 292 15. Chapter 15 : Development of eco-friendly smart textiles from nanomaterials - p. Page 317 16. Chapter 16 : Energy storage properties of nanomaterials - p. Page 333 17. Chapter 17 : Smart nanomaterials based on metals and metal oxides for photocatalytic applications - p. Page 348 18. Chapter 18 : Nanomaterials in the oil and gas industry - p. Page 404 19. Chapter 19 : Use of nanomaterials in agricultural sectors - p. Page 440 20. Chapter 20 : Use of nanomaterials in the forest industry - p. Page 460 21. Chapter 21 : Management of wastewater and other environmental issues using smart nanomaterials - p. Page 482 22. Chapter 22 : 3D and 4D nanocomposites - p. Page 500 23. Chapter 23 : Nanodimensional materials: an approach toward the biogenic synthesis - p. Page 518 24. Chapter 24 : Mycogenic-assisted synthesis of nanoparticles and their efficient applications - p. Page 556 25. Chapter 25 : Green nanomaterials for clean environment: recent advances, challenges, and applications - p. Page 589 26. Chapter 26 : Smart nanomaterials—environmental safety, risks, legal issues, and management - p. Page 612 27. Index - p. Page 631
Advances in Smart Nanomaterials and their Applications brings together the latest advances and novel methods in the preparation of smart nanomaterials for cutting-edge applications. The book covers fundamental concepts of nanomaterials, including fabrication methods, processing, application areas, specific applications of smart nanomaterials across a range of areas, such as biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, food science and packaging, sensing, cosmetics and dermatology, gas, oil, energy, wastewater and environment, textiles, agriculture, and forestry sectors. In each case, possible challenges, recent trends, and potential future developments are addressed in detail. The book also discusses various considerations for the utilization of smart nanomaterials, including environmental safety and legal requirements. The book is suitable for graduate students as a textbook and simultaneously be useful for both novices and experienced scientists or researchers, medical biologists, nanobiotechnologists, nanoengineers, agricultural scientists, and general biologists as a reference book as well as inspires some industrialists and policy makers involved in the investigation of smart nanomaterials.
1. Chapter 1 : Nanomaterials: introduction, synthesis, characterization, and applications - p. Page xiv 2. Chapter 2 : Smart nanomaterials in the medical industry - p. Page 17 3. Chapter 3 : Nanomedicine-lipiodol formulations for transcatheter arterial chemoembolization - p. Page 45 4. Chapter 4 : Role of nanotechnology in cancer therapies: recent advances, current issues, and approaches - p. Page 68 5. Chapter 5 : Lipid-based cubosome nanoparticle mediated efficient and controlled vesicular drug delivery for cancer therapy - p. Page 88 6. Chapter 6 : Smart nanomaterials and control of biofilms - p. Page 105 7. Chapter 7 : Antimicrobial activities of nanomaterials - p. Page 122 8. Chapter 8 : Management of infectious disease and biotoxin elimination using nanomaterials - p. Page 142 9. Chapter 9 : Nanomaterials and their application in microbiology disciplines - p. Page 168 10. Chapter 10 : Smart nanomaterials in biosensing applications - p. Page 194 11. Chapter 11 : Use of smart nanomaterials in food packaging - p. Page 224 12. Chapter 12 : Nanosensors in food science and technology - p. Page 242 13. Chapter 13 : Nanosensors for detection of volatile organic compounds - p. Page 267 14. Chapter 14 : Nanomaterials in cosmetics and dermatology - p. Page 292 15. Chapter 15 : Development of eco-friendly smart textiles from nanomaterials - p. Page 317 16. Chapter 16 : Energy storage properties of nanomaterials - p. Page 333 17. Chapter 17 : Smart nanomaterials based on metals and metal oxides for photocatalytic applications - p. Page 348 18. Chapter 18 : Nanomaterials in the oil and gas industry - p. Page 404 19. Chapter 19 : Use of nanomaterials in agricultural sectors - p. Page 440 20. Chapter 20 : Use of nanomaterials in the forest industry - p. Page 460 21. Chapter 21 : Management of wastewater and other environmental issues using smart nanomaterials - p. Page 482 22. Chapter 22 : 3D and 4D nanocomposites - p. Page 500 23. Chapter 23 : Nanodimensional materials: an approach toward the biogenic synthesis - p. Page 518 24. Chapter 24 : Mycogenic-assisted synthesis of nanoparticles and their efficient applications - p. Page 556 25. Chapter 25 : Green nanomaterials for clean environment: recent advances, challenges, and applications - p. Page 589 26. Chapter 26 : Smart nanomaterials—environmental safety, risks, legal issues, and management - p. Page 612 27. Index - p. Page 631
