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Preface
It is our immense pleasure to publish this book Advances in Chemical, Bio and
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Contents
ReviewonSynthesisofIronDopedTiO Nanoparticles .............. 1
2
RakhiKhandelwalandShailjaTiwari
MicrobialDegradationofConventionalPolyethyleneWaste:
CurrentStatusandFutureProspective ............................. 15
Shilpa,NitaiBasak,andSumerSinghMeena
Biological and Thermochemical Strategies for Building
BiorefineryPlatform .............................................. 33
AnjireddyBhavanam,AmitKumar,Neeraj,andG.N.Nikhil
Advanced Oxidation Processes for Wastewater Treatment:
PerspectiveThroughNanomaterials ................................ 57
RasmeetSingh, GauravRattan, MandeepSingh, RaviManne,
SimranKaurOberoi,andNavneetKaur
CoalGasificationinaCirculatingFluidizedBed ..................... 69
VikrantSharmaandRavikantR.Gupta
CarbonSequestrationandCapturingTechnologies—AReview ....... 89
MohdAseelRizwanandSurinderSingh
Feasibility Evaluation of Reactive Distillation Process
forthePurificationofBioethanol .................................. 107
AnkurKumarGuptaandShashikantYadav
A Review of Alternative Sustainable Methods of Ammonia
Production ....................................................... 121
AditiBilgaiyan, RiddhiGoel, SonaliSingh,
andAnandV.P.Gurumoorthy
ExperimentalAnalysisofSphericalFiveHoleFlowAnalyzer
forSubsonicWindTunnels ........................................ 135
AkhilaRupesh, N.AravindKumar, VikasVijaybahadurPal,
andShashidharRaoPasiyadala
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Incident Heat Flux Measurements with Efficient Plate
ThermometerintheFireTestEnvironment ......................... 143
ShagunAgrawal, DeepakSahu, BhishamKumarDhurandher,
AnchalBahman, JatinderKumarRatan, Kanchan,
NitinNareshPandhare,andOmPrakashVerma
ComparisonofExperimentalandSimulationsforEsterification
ProcessforRecoveryofAceticAcidbyReactiveDistillation .......... 157
MallaiahMekala,A.V.RaghavendraRao,andBhoopalNeerudi
Development and Evaluation of Soft Computing Models
forMontanaFlumeAeration ...................................... 167
K.M.Luxmi, AshwiniTiwari, N.K.Tiwari,
andSubodhRanjanVajesnayee
Physicochemical and Pyrolysis Kinetic Aspects of Biomass
Feedstocks:AnOverview .......................................... 181
OmPrakashBamboriya,AnilKumarVarma,JagjeetSinghYadav,
andLokendraSinghThakur
AirPollutionModellingforJhariaRegion,inIndia .................. 199
RavinutalaShivaniandSunnyKumar
Kinetic Studies for the Esterification of Propionic Acid
with1-ButanolProcesswithIonicResinCatalyst .................... 209
RajuKalakuntala, MallaiahMekala, BhoopalNeerudi,
andSrinathSuranani
PreparationandCharacterizationofAmineModifiedActivated
CarbonfromCorncobsforCarbonDioxideCapture ................. 219
DipaDasandLikuSwain
Electrolyte Role in Electrocoagulation Process for Nitrates
RemovalfromGroundwater ....................................... 229
SanigdhaAcharya,SurendraKumarSharma,andVinitaKhandegar
AReviewonTitaniumDioxideBasedPhotocatalyticCement:
Self-cleaningCement ............................................. 239
AnilSainiandJatinderKumarRatan
A Review on the Valorization of Biorefinery Based Waste
Lignin:ExploratoryPotentialMarketApproach .................... 275
KaleemAhmad,HimadriRoyGhatak,andSandeepMohanAhuja
Chelating Poly (Amidoxime) and Poly (Hydroxamic Acid)
Derived from Co-Polymers of Butyl Acrylate, Acrylonitrile
andCinnamicAcidUsedasMetalIonSorbents:ABriefReview ...... 311
SureshKumarandShvetaSharma
