Emerging environmental technologies / edited by Vishal Shah

Contributor(s):

Shah, Vishal [Co-Author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Springer, 2008. New York:ISBN:

9781402087851

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

363.707 EME

Contents:

1: Understanding the distinguishing features of a microbial fuel cell as a biomass-based renewable energy technologyRittmann, B. E., Torres, C. I. & Marcus, A. K. -- 2: Screening microbes for ice-associating proteins with potential application as 'green inhibitors' for gas hydratesWalker, V. K., Wilson, S. L., Wu, Z., Miao, D. N., Zeng, H., Ripmeester, J. A & Palmer, G. R. -- 3: Surface Reactions: Bio-catalyst an emerging alternativeMahapatro, A. & Bhure, R. -- 4: Enabling simultaneous reductions in fuel consumption, NOx and CO2 via modeling and control of residual-affected low temperature combustionShaver, G. -- 5: Flexible sunlight- the history and progress of hybrid solar lightingMaxey, C. -- 6: Synthesis, characterization and application of magnetic nanocomposites for the removal of heavy metals from industrial effluentsXu, Z. & Dong, J.-- 7: Application of bacterial swimming and chemotaxis for enhanced bioremediationSingh, R. & Olson, M. S.

Summary: Focuses on the technologies that would be in the forefront. This book includes articles that discuss the environmental challenges and the novel innovation. It is suitable for academicians, industries and governmental/non-governmental agencies in the field of environmental sciences and technology

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Text/Reserve Book	Library, SPAB F-2	Non Fiction	363.707 EME (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		004081

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1: Understanding the distinguishing features of a microbial fuel cell as a biomass-based renewable energy technologyRittmann, B. E., Torres, C. I. & Marcus, A. K. --
2: Screening microbes for ice-associating proteins with potential application as 'green inhibitors' for gas hydratesWalker, V. K., Wilson, S. L., Wu, Z., Miao, D. N., Zeng, H., Ripmeester, J. A & Palmer, G. R. --
3: Surface Reactions: Bio-catalyst an emerging alternativeMahapatro, A. & Bhure, R. --
4: Enabling simultaneous reductions in fuel consumption, NOx and CO2 via modeling and control of residual-affected low temperature combustionShaver, G. --
5: Flexible sunlight- the history and progress of hybrid solar lightingMaxey, C. --
6: Synthesis, characterization and application of magnetic nanocomposites for the removal of heavy metals from industrial effluentsXu, Z. & Dong, J.--
7: Application of bacterial swimming and chemotaxis for enhanced bioremediationSingh, R. & Olson, M. S.

Focuses on the technologies that would be in the forefront. This book includes articles that discuss the environmental challenges and the novel innovation. It is suitable for academicians, industries and governmental/non-governmental agencies in the field of environmental sciences and technology

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