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|a Graphene extraction from waste :
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|a Intro -- Title page -- Table of Contents -- Copyright -- List of contributors -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Upcycling the solid wastes as precursors for graphene production -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. Graphene-based materials -- 1.3. Graphene manufacturing -- 1.4. Methods of characterization of graphene -- 1.5. MSW components as feedstock for graphene synthesis -- 1.6. Applications of graphene materials obtained from upcycled waste -- 1.7. Challenges and scope for future studies -- 1.8. Conclusion -- Chapter 2. Potential industrial waste materials for graphene extraction -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Industrial wastes as graphene precursors -- 2.3. Production of graphite from carbochemical and petrochemical by-products and residues -- 2.4. Methodologies for the production of graphene and related materials from graphite -- 2.5. Conclusions -- Chapter 3. Synthesis of graphene from waste plastic and its applications -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Solid waste and its conversion into graphene and graphene derivative -- 3.3. Applications of waste plastics-derived graphene -- 3.4. Challenges in the field -- 3.5. Conclusion and future prospective -- Chapter 4. Green sustainable approach toward plastic waste upcycling to graphene-based nanomaterials -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Graphene a 2D wonder material -- 4.3. Plastic waste -- 4.4. Plastic waste upcycling to graphene -- 4.5. Summary and future prospects -- Chapter 5. Classification of waste plastics for dimension-controlled graphene growth on natural mineral substrates in terms of polymer processing and thermal techniques -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Thermal treatment techniques for plastic recovery -- 5.3. Carbon sources from the plastic industry for graphene growth by upcycling -- 5.4. Natural/mineral fillers as substrates for graphene growth.
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|a 5.5. Future circularity enhancements and outlook -- 5.6. Conclusions -- Chapter 6. Graphene extraction from the battery waste -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Graphene: significance and methods of preparation -- 6.3. Graphene from the various waste battery sources -- 6.4. Summary -- Chapter 7. Challenges of synthesizing graphene-like and graphitic structures from biomass-based lignocellulosic wastes and its applications -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Pretreatment of lignocellulose -- 7.3. Synthesis of graphene-like structures from biomass side streams -- 7.4. Characterization of graphene-like materials -- 7.5. Applications of graphene-like materials -- Chapter 8. Agricultural waste-derived graphene and its derivatives: opening the way for a sustainable environment -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Sources of various agricultural wastes -- 8.3. Different methods for synthesis of agricultural-waste-derived graphene -- 8.4. Properties and characterization -- 8.5. Applications -- Chapter 9. Progress of research on the sustainable preparation of graphene and its derivatives -- 9.1. Introduction -- 9.2. Green synthesis of graphene oxide -- 9.3. Green synthesis of graphene -- 9.4. Graphene quantum dots -- 9.5. Doped graphene and derivates -- Chapter 10. Green synthesis of graphene and its derivatives -- 10.1. Introduction -- 10.2. Synthesis of graphene -- 10.3. Synthesis of polymer-graphene composite -- 10.4. Environmental impact, challenges, and future directions -- Chapter 11. Challenges and opportunities for the graphene industry. Sustainable approaches for the circular economy -- 11.1. Introduction -- 11.2. Graphene: properties and synthesis methods -- 11.3. Materials and method -- 11.4. Results and discussions -- 11.5. Conclusions -- Chapter 12. Commercialization and economic of graphene from waste -- 12.1. Introduction -- 12.2. Economic issues involving graphene.
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|a 12.3. Use of graphene waste -- 12.4. Final consideration -- Chapter 13. The effective utilization of different types of wastes to produce graphene and graphene analogs: applications, innovations, and challenges with special emphasis on agricultural waste -- 13.1. Introduction -- 13.2. Preparation of graphene and graphene analogs from agricultural waste -- 13.3. Application of agricultural-waste-derived graphene and graphene analogs -- 13.4. Challenges in synthesis and application of graphene and graphene analogs from agricultural waste -- 13.5. Conclusions and outlook -- Index.
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|a Graphene Extraction from Waste: A Sustainable Synthesis Approach for Graphene and its Derivatives introduces readers to strategies of graphene extraction from waste, an important advance in graphene material development to support the low-cost and large-scale production of this valuable material. The book compares the various green synthesis routes for graphene materials and its derivatives, with a view on environmental consequences, cost-effectiveness, scalability, possible health hazards and toxicity. Other sections discuss different categories of waste, such as plastic waste, agricultural waste and household waste and the specific considerations of deriving graphene from these sources. Throughout the book, attention is paid to the potential applications of graphene-derived from waste, including challenges and emerging strategies. The book is suitable for researchers and practitioners in research and development in industry who work in the disciplines of materials science and engineering, green chemistry and sustainability.
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