Nanostructured Carbon Materials from Plant Extracts: Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications guides the reader through the preparation and utilization of carbon nanomaterials based on various biomass sources, including fruits, vegetables, leaves, pulp and other plant extracts. The book covers the fundamentals of nanostructured carbon materials and synthesis methods from a range of plant sources. Other chapters focus on characterization, analysis, simulation and modeling in order to prepare plant extract based carbon nanomaterials with the required properties. Final sections highlight key application areas, presenting methods and approaches to prepare these materials for specific uses. This book will be of interest to researchers and advanced students across nanomaterials, polymer science, composite science, sustainable materials, chemistry, chemical engineering, and materials science, as well as industrial scientists, engineers, and R&D professionals with an interest in sustainable carbon nanomaterials.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction to nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Synthesis methods of nanostructured carbon materials - p. 27 3. Chapter 3. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from fruit extracts - p. 53 4. Chapter 4. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from vegetables - p. 77 5. Chapter 5. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from leaves and other plant sources - p. 101 6. Chapter 6. Functionalization of carbon nanomaterials from plant extracts - p. 125 7. Part 2. Properties and characterization of nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. P2 8. Chapter 7. Characterization and properties of plant extract-derived nanostructured carbon materials - p. 147 9. Chapter 8. Structural investigation of carbon nanomaterials by UV-Vis, FTIR, Raman, and NMR spectroscopic techniques - p. 169 10. Chapter 9. Mechanical properties of carbon nanomaterials - p. 201 11. Chapter 10. Crystallization behavior of carbon nanomaterials - p. 243 12. Chapter 11. Thermal characterization of carbon nanomaterials - p. 273 13. Chapter 12. Simulation and multiscale modeling of carbon nanomaterials - p. 287 14. Part 3. Applications of nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. P3 15. Chapter 13. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts in aeronautics and space - p. 313 16. Chapter 14. Carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extract in biological and biomedical applications - p. 331 17. Chapter 15. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials derived from plant extracts in composite materials - p. 351 18. Chapter 16. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials in agriculture sector - p. 381 19. Chapter 17. Green synthesized carbon nanomaterials in microelectronics - p. 415 20. Chapter 18. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts in water desalination by capacitive deionization - p. 439 21. Chapter 19. Carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts and other bioresources in hydrogen storage applications - p. 475 22. Chapter 20. Energy storage applications of plant derived carbon nanomaterials - p. 507 23. Chapter 21. Carbon nanomaterials from plant extracts in environmental remediation applications - p. 545 24. Chapter 22. Applications of carbon based nanomaterials from plant extracts in water purification - p. 569 25. Chapter 23. Green synthesis of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts and their applications in nanofluids - p. 601 26. Chapter 24. Advantages and disadvantages of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts - p. 635 27. Chapter 25. Life cycle analysis (LCA) of carbon nanostructures and decorated carbon nanostructures - p. 653 28. Index - p. 691
Nanostructured Carbon Materials from Plant Extracts: Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications guides the reader through the preparation and utilization of carbon nanomaterials based on various biomass sources, including fruits, vegetables, leaves, pulp and other plant extracts. The book covers the fundamentals of nanostructured carbon materials and synthesis methods from a range of plant sources. Other chapters focus on characterization, analysis, simulation and modeling in order to prepare plant extract based carbon nanomaterials with the required properties. Final sections highlight key application areas, presenting methods and approaches to prepare these materials for specific uses. This book will be of interest to researchers and advanced students across nanomaterials, polymer science, composite science, sustainable materials, chemistry, chemical engineering, and materials science, as well as industrial scientists, engineers, and R&D professionals with an interest in sustainable carbon nanomaterials.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction to nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Synthesis methods of nanostructured carbon materials - p. 27 3. Chapter 3. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from fruit extracts - p. 53 4. Chapter 4. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from vegetables - p. 77 5. Chapter 5. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials from leaves and other plant sources - p. 101 6. Chapter 6. Functionalization of carbon nanomaterials from plant extracts - p. 125 7. Part 2. Properties and characterization of nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. P2 8. Chapter 7. Characterization and properties of plant extract-derived nanostructured carbon materials - p. 147 9. Chapter 8. Structural investigation of carbon nanomaterials by UV-Vis, FTIR, Raman, and NMR spectroscopic techniques - p. 169 10. Chapter 9. Mechanical properties of carbon nanomaterials - p. 201 11. Chapter 10. Crystallization behavior of carbon nanomaterials - p. 243 12. Chapter 11. Thermal characterization of carbon nanomaterials - p. 273 13. Chapter 12. Simulation and multiscale modeling of carbon nanomaterials - p. 287 14. Part 3. Applications of nanostructured carbon materials from plant extracts - p. P3 15. Chapter 13. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts in aeronautics and space - p. 313 16. Chapter 14. Carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extract in biological and biomedical applications - p. 331 17. Chapter 15. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials derived from plant extracts in composite materials - p. 351 18. Chapter 16. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials in agriculture sector - p. 381 19. Chapter 17. Green synthesized carbon nanomaterials in microelectronics - p. 415 20. Chapter 18. Applications of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts in water desalination by capacitive deionization - p. 439 21. Chapter 19. Carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts and other bioresources in hydrogen storage applications - p. 475 22. Chapter 20. Energy storage applications of plant derived carbon nanomaterials - p. 507 23. Chapter 21. Carbon nanomaterials from plant extracts in environmental remediation applications - p. 545 24. Chapter 22. Applications of carbon based nanomaterials from plant extracts in water purification - p. 569 25. Chapter 23. Green synthesis of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts and their applications in nanofluids - p. 601 26. Chapter 24. Advantages and disadvantages of carbon-based nanomaterials from plant extracts - p. 635 27. Chapter 25. Life cycle analysis (LCA) of carbon nanostructures and decorated carbon nanostructures - p. 653 28. Index - p. 691
