Nanomaterials for the Environmental Remediation of Water and Soil

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metal oxides; filter paper; adsorption; sulfonated lignite; hydrotalcite; clay; green ZnO-NPs; IV2R; equilibrium modeling; thermodynamic parameters; seaweed extract; adsorption process; nanotechnology; titanium dioxide; nanocellulose; hybrid nanocomposite; photocatalytic activity; photodegradation kinetic; antimicrobial effects; algae; bioremediation; crystal violet dye; modeling; adsorption kinetics; geopolymer; fly ash; base course material; road base stabilization; unconfined compressive strength; Salvinia natans; lithium; bioconcentration factor; photosynthetic pigments; oxygen plasma pre-treatment; dip coating; plasma polymerization; PDMS; oil/water separation; cotton textile; compost; poultry litter; functionalized materials; bacterial metabolites; mucilage-based flocculants; flaxseed gum; fenugreek gum; xanthan gum; coagulation–flocculation; roxarsone; arsenate; Box–Behnken Design; p-nitrophenol; naphthalene; coagulation; kinetics; thermodynamics; ferric sulfate; lime-softening; aluminum sulfate; river water; adsorption; heavy metals; magnesium oxide; copper; drinking water; copper contamination; materials; Helianthus annuus L.; trace elements; silica nanoparticles; rice husk; PLA; electrospinning; nanocomposite; adsorption; clinoptilolite; radionuclides; volcanic tuff; porous materials; water treatment; chemisorption; ion-exchange

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Nanomaterials for the Environmental Remediation of Water and Soil

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April 2025

256 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Nanomaterials for the Environmental Remediation of Water and Soil that was published in

Chemistry & Materials Science

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This Special Issue focuses on the prospects and challenges of nanoremediation and environmental clean-ups, presenting several interesting contributions from researchers exploring the use of waste-derived precursors for the preparation of nanomaterials aimed at the remediation of contaminated water and soil.