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Nano-photocatalysts for Environmental Applications

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Environmental Pollution and Energy Crisis are two major problems of the world that are being faced by the global population. In this regard, various scientific organizations and industrial R&Ds have been working 24 x 7 to have a potential solution of the same. After many years of rigorous research and thousands of publications, nano-photocatalysis remains a promising tool for a wide range of environmental applications. This primarily includes water/air purification, self-cleaning effect, water splitting and hydrogen production, carbon dioxide reduction and fixation, disinfection processes, and valuable chemical production, etc. However, the current status of nano-photocatalysis faces various new perspectives and challenges such as cost-effective synthesis of photocatalyst, solar energy coverage, eco-toxicity, recyclability and reusability potential, large scale applicability, theoretical and economic aspects of the process, etc.

Editors

  • Jatinder Kumar Ratan Jatinder Kumar Ratan  &

    Jatinder Kumar Ratan

    Jatinder Kumar Ratan, Ph.D. Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar 144 011, Punjab, India. Email: kumarj@nitj.ac.in

  • Priyanshu Verma Priyanshu Verma

    Priyanshu Verma

    Priyanshu Verma, Ph.D. Project Manager and Scientist, Enviro Care Tech, Lucknow 226 501, India Email: priyanshu.pcb14@iitp.ac.in

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