2.4 Others (Nanopollutants and Radioactive Species)
CHAPTER 3: Carbon Nanotube
3.1 CNT Synthesis
3.1.1 CNT Growth Mechanisms
3.2 CNT Characterization
3.3 CNT for Water Purification
CHAPTER 4: Adsorption
4.1 Important Definitions
4.2 Isotherm Models
4.3 CNT Functionalization
4.4 CNT Composite
4.5 Research Gaps
4.6 Conclusion And Further Reading
CHAPTER 5: Catalysis
5.1 Photocatalysis
5.2 Catalytic Wet Air Oxidation
5.3 NanoBiohybrid Catalysis
5.4 Research Gaps
5.5 Conclusion And Further Reading
CHAPTER 6: Membrane And Filtration
6.1 CNT Membrane: Overview
6.2 Membrane Types
6.3 Fabrication Methods
6.4 Characterization
6.5 CNT Membrane in Water Purification
6.6 Research Gaps
6.7 Conclusion And Further Reading
CHAPTER 7: Disinfection
7.1 Antimicrobial Mechanism
7.2 SWCNT in Water Disinfection
7.2.1 SWCNT Functionalization and Its Composite
7.3 MWCNT in Water Disinfection
7.3.1 MWCNT Functionalization and Its Composite
7.4 Research Gaps
7.5 Conclusion And Further Reading
Chapter 8: Sensing and Monitoring
8.1 CNT as Sensor Platform
8.2 Water Pollutants Monitoring Methods
8.3 Research Gaps
8.4 Conclusion And Further Reading
List of Symbols and Abbreviations
Dr. Rasel Das is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Leibniz-Institute of Surface Modification (IOM), Leipzig, Germany, as well as a Consultant in Water Desalination and Transport Division for MHD Technology Corp. NY, USA.
This book presents carbon nanotubes as a potential material for the development of new waste water treatment technologies. Reviews on adsorption, catalysis, membrane, filtration and desinfection methods are provided. A special chapter presents the use of carbon nanotubes to sense and monitor water pollutants. The text underlies each technology and process as well as the current commercialization efforts. Research gaps are highlighted at the end with links to further reading material in the field.