Handbook of Consumer Nanoproducts

1518 Pages·2022·30.355 MB·English

by  Shadpour Mallakpour, Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain

Shadpour Mallakpour
Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain
Handbook of
Consumer
Nanoproducts
Handbook of Consumer Nanoproducts
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Shadpour Mallakpour
Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain
Handbook of Consumer
Nanoproducts
With359Figuresand92Tables
ShadpourMallakpour ChaudheryMustansarHussain
Chemistry ChemistryandEnvironmentalScience
IsfahanUniversityofTechnology NewJerseyInstituteofTechnology
Isfahan,Iran Newark,NJ,USA
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Dedication by C. M. Hussain
I would like to dedicate this handbook to
My beloved GOD
“Meray Pyarey Allah (SWT)”
Dedication by S. Mallakpour
I would like to dedicate this handbook to
My wife MINA
My son IMAN
My Daughters Adeleh and Fereshteh
My Granddaughter TERMEH
Preface
Recently, nanotechnology-based consumer products have generated afast-growing
buyer market. The majority of nanoproducts are usually used in healthcare and
fitness, home and garden, appliances, coatings, electronics, foods and beverages,
sportinggoods,clothing,bikes,touchscreens,andautomobiles.Additionally,apart
fromtheirantimicrobialandantibacterialproperties,nanoparticleshavebeenheavily
used in a wide range of medical supplies and household products, such as food
packingandstorageutensils,cleaningagents,textiles,waterfilters,humidifiers,and
sprays.Theproduction,transportation,dailyuse,anddisposalofnanoproductshave
alreadyinfluencedtheenvironmentandhumanhealth,althoughtheseeffectsarestill
not well understood quantitatively. In the natural environment, nanoparticles
undergo further transformations: being released as ions, aggregated and agglomer-
ated, surface modified, or embedded into natural matrices. This handbook offers a
comprehensive understanding about nanoproducts manufacturing, utilization, and
impactontheenvironment.Ingeneral,thishandbooksummarizesrecentprogresses
anddevelopmentsinnanotechnology-basedconsumerproductsatbothexperimental
andtheoreticalmodelsscales.
Tocapturethecomprehensiveimpressionofconsumernanoproductsandtooffer
reader a logical and eloquent design of the topic and concentrated up-to-date
reference, the handbook is divided into several parts, where each part comprises
severalchapters.Itstartswithanintroductionwheremodernresearchperspectiveof
consumer nanoproducts is explored. Part 2 discusses design and engineering tech-
nology for consumer nanoproducts. Part 3 defines various consumer nanoproducts
based on polymer films and bio-hybrid polymer nanofiber. Part 4 talks about
consumer nanoproducts based on polymer nanocomposites matrices. Part 5 details
consumer nanoproducts based on composites based on shape-memory alloys. Part
6 is dedicated to consumer nanoproducts based on bio-nanoceramics and
bio-nanocomposites, and Part 7 debates consumer nanoproducts based on biocom-
patible nanopolymers. Part 8 describes consumer nanoproducts based on graphene
and graphene nanocomposite. Then Part 9 to 14 are devoted to consumer nano-
products for biomedical, food, textile and packaging, cosmetics & environment,
advanced consumer nanoproducts (waterborne paints, adhesives, coatings, and
dispersible lattices) applications. In Part 15, safety risk, ELSI & economics of
consumer nanoproducts are detailed. Part 16, clarified role of consumer
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nanoproducts for green and sustainable future. Then Last part 17 of conclusion
havingdiscussiononconsumernanoproductsinantimicrobialapplication.
The aim of this handbook is to deliver the recent advancements in
nanotechnology-based consumer products arena. This handbook is intended for a
very wide-ranging audience working in the fields of advanced materials science,
chemistry, chemical engineering and technology, physics, and sustainability. This
handbookwillbeaninvaluablereferencesourceforthelibrariesinuniversitiesand
industrial institutions, government and independent institutes, individual research
groups,andscientistsworkinginthefieldofnanoproducts.Overall,thishandbookis
planned to be a useful handbook for advanced undergraduate, graduate students,
researchers, and scientists who are searching for new advanced nanoproducts for
modern research demands. The editors and contributors of all chapters are famous
researchers, scientists, and experts from academia and industry. On behalf of
Springer, we thank contributors of all chapters for their exceptional and whole-
hearted efforts in making of this handbook. Special thanks to Swati Meherishi
(Editorial Director, Springer Nature), Niraja Deshmukh (Project Coordinator,
Springer Nature), and the entire Major Reference Works team at Springer Nature
for theirwholehearted supportand help duringthis project.Inthe end,all appreci-
ationtoSpringerforpublishingthishandbook.
Isfahan,Iran ShadpourMallakpour
Newark,USA ChaudheryMustansarHussain
March2022
Acknowledgments
We would like to acknowledge Chaudhery Ghazanfar Hussain for his dedicated
supportduringcompilationofthishandbook.WealsowouldliketothankDr.Vajiha
Behranvand, Dr. Farbod Tabesh, Miss Fariba Sirous, and Elham Azadi for their
specialsupportduringthemakingthishandbook.
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Contents
Volume 1
PartI Introduction:ConsumerNanoproducts ................. 1
1 ConsumerNanoproducts:ABriefIntroduction ............... 3
GauravYadavandMd.Ahmaruzzaman
2 GreenNanoproducts:AFar-ReachingReview ............... 17
SukanchanPalitandChaudheryMustansarHussain
3 NewConsumerNanoproducts:ModernPerspective ........... 35
DeepankaraV.ShastriandKanthaD.Arunachalam
4 ConsumerNanoproducts:ANewViewpoint ................. 59
SherlyAntony,PrasanthRathinam,R.Reshmy,RaveendranSindhu,
ParameswaranBinod,andAshokPandey
PartII DesignandEngineeringTechnologyforConsumer
Nanoproducts ............................................ 77
5 EffectofMechanicalAlloyinginPolymer/Ceramic
Composites ........................................... 79
M.V.KhumaloandM.C.Khoathane
6 IdentificationandQuantificationofNanomaterialsin
ConsumerProduct ..................................... 101
PratapKumarDeheriandBiswabanditaKar
PartIII ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonPolymerFilms
andBio-hybridPolymerNanofiber .......................... 141
7 Polymer-HybridNanocompositesFilmsandFiber-Based
Nanoproducts ......................................... 143
KamleshKumarandSunitaMishra
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PartIV ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonPolymer
NanocompositesMatrices .................................. 159
8 ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonPolymerNanocomposites
Matrices .............................................. 161
MaríaPaulaGuarásandVeraA.Alvarez
9 PolymerNanocompositesforFuturisticEnergyStorage
Applications ........................................... 189
A.K.NathandJ.M.Kalita
10 MetalOrganicFrameworkNanoparticles-BasedPolymeric
MembraneforIndustrialMixtureSeparation ................ 227
DipeshkumarD.KachhadiyaandZ.V.P.Murthy
PartV ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonComposites
BasedonShapeMemoryAlloys ............................. 241
11 PolymerNanocompositeMatrix-BasedNanoproducts .......... 243
IhsanFlayyihHasanAI-Jawhari
12 PolycarbonateNanocompositesforHighImpactApplications ... 257
VishwanathDagajiJadhav,AkhilJayawantPatil,and
BalasubramanianKandasubramanian
PartVI ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonBionanoceramics
andBionanocomposites ................................... 283
13 NanoproductsBasedonShapeMemoryMaterials ............ 285
AliNabipourchakoliandBaodeZhang
PartVII ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonBiocompatible
Nanopolymers ........................................... 335
14 BionanoceramicandBionanocomposite-BasedNanoproducts:
Concepts,Processing,andApplications ..................... 337
TanvirArfin
PartVIII ConsumerNanoproductsBasedonGrapheneand
GrapheneNanocomposite ................................. 355
15 GrapheneNanocomposite-BasedNanoproductsfor
RenewableEnergyApplication ............................ 357
SeyyedMojtabaMousavi,SeyyedAlirezaHashemi,ChinWeiLai,
andGityBehbudi