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GREEN NANOBIOPOLYMERS FOR ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS: A STEP TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT (Review)
(Royal Society of Chemistry, 2023-04-20) Chincholikar, Preeti; Singh, Kshitij RB; Natarajan, Arunadevi; Kerry, Rout George; Singh, Jay; Malviya, Jitendra; Singh, Ravindra Pratap
To minimize the usage of non-renewable resources and to maintain a sustainable environment, the exploitation of green nanobiopolymers should be enhanced. Biopolymers are generally developed from various microorganisms and plants in the specified condition. This review article discusses the current advances and trends of biopolymers, particularly in the arena of nanotechnology. In addition, discussion on various synthesis steps and structural characterization of green polymer materials like cellulose, chitin, and lignin is also encompassed. This article aims to coordinate the most recent outputs and possible future utilization of nanobiopolymers to the ecosystem with negligible effects by promoting the utilities of polymeric materials like polycaprolactones, starch, and nanocellulose. Additionally, strategic modification of cellulose into nanocellulose via rearrangement of the polymeric compound to serve various industrial and medical purposes has also been highlighted in the review. Specifically, the process of nanoencapsulation and its advancements in terms of nutritional aspects was also presented. The potential utility of green nanobiopolymers is one of the best cost-effective alternatives concerning circular economy and thereby helps to maintain sustainability.
INTRODUCTION TO SMART AND INTELLIGENT NANOMATERIALS FOR BIOSENSORS (Book Chapter)
(Elsevier, 2024-1) Natarajan, Arunadevi; Singh, Kshitij RB; Rai, Harshita; Singh, Jay; Pandey, Shyam S; Singh, Ravindra Pratap; Malhotra, Bansi D
The upgraded version of nanotechnology is the development of novel material with multiple functionalities by integrating the fields of physics, chemistry, material science, engineering, and biotechnology. The small-sized nanoparticles have outstanding characteristics like improved absorption, large surface area, quantum effects, and high reactivity. Its high targeting nature, unpredictable side effects, and drug delivery to the healthy tissues when exposed largely are the major drawbacks in the biomedical field compared with other areas. Smart and intelligent materials are developed to overcome all these challenges. It offers important prospects like flexibility, sensitivity, selectivity, easily portable, and user friendly, which provides fair and accurate detection of diseases. The integration of nanotechnology-based diagnostics devices with IoT will deliver positive impacts in the food, environment, medical, and agriculture sectors. This chapter provides an overview of classification, tuneable properties of the smart material by varying external stimuli, and recent applications in the biomedical area.
INTRODUCTION: AN OVERVIEW OF NANOCOATINGS TOWARD MEDICAL DEVICE
(Elsevier, 2024-01-01) Natarajan, Arunadevi; Singh, RB Kshitij; Solanki, R Pratima; Singh, Jay; Singh, Ravindra Pratap
Nanomaterial’s research has many interesting and proven results in the progression of the biomedical and pharmaceutical fields. The process of interlinking nanoparticles/composites with medical devices in the form of coatings and target delivery systems paved new horizons for the diagnosis and treatment of many diseases. The outstanding characteristics and functional properties of nanomaterials upsurge the efficacy, decrease the difficulties connected with medical devices, and advance the accuracy and function of drug delivery systems. Hence, in this chapter, we presented the role of nanomaterial in medical devices with the help of nanotechnology, their merits, and mitigating the disadvantages of improper handling of these nanocompounds.
MXENES-BASED BIOSENSORS
(Wiley, 2024-01-01) Thapa, Sushma; Singh Kshitij, R B; Natarajan, Arunadevi; Kerry, Rout George; Singh, Jay; Pandey Shyam, S; Singh, Ravindra Pratap
MXenes are recently developed two-dimensional (2D) inorganic compounds with few atomic layers that have exceptional properties, for instance, thermal, magnetic, optical, electronic, and mechanical. Owing to their excellent properties, chemical composition, and layered structure, MXene is one of the prime materials for the advancement of biosensors, among other latest nanomaterials. Fabricating advanced biosensors with high selectivity and sensitivity is one of the most required concerns in biosensors. Numerous nanomaterials, including MXenes, have been introduced to fabricate biosensors for obtaining high selectivity and sensitivity. Therefore, in this book chapter, advanced biosensors were discussed based on 2D MXene for biomedical, agricultural, and environmental remediation applications
SELF-ASSEMBLED COMPLEXES: FROM MOLECULES TO BIODERIVED MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE SENSING TECHNOLOGIE (Editorial)
(Elsevier B.V., 2025-01-11) Singh, Ravindra Pratap; Pandey, Shyam S; Natarajan, Arunadevi; Singh, Jay
This special issue is focused on the development and characterization of nanosized self-assembled molecules for various sensing applications. The scope of the issue was contented and received many research and review articles, proving that the process of synchronizing chemistry/biology/material science with novel technology will end up with substances of sensing importance. The quality of the published articles in this issue is revealed from their way of interpretation, illustrative diagrams, and scientific explanation. All the articles in this special issue will upsurge the understanding and knowledge about functional materials to budding researchers.
TARGETED ELIMINATION OF HEAVY METALS FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER: SYNERGISTIC EFFECT OF NANO METAL OXIDES (Article)
(Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2025-01) Swathika, Manoharan; Andal, Narasimhan Muthulakshmi; Dharani, Sivasubramaniam; Singh, Jay; Pandey Shyam, S; Singh Kshitij, RB; Natarajan, Arunadevi
Unprocessed solutions containing hazardous heavy metals, even in trace amounts, exert a detrimental impact on human health and pose a threat to biodiversity, hydrosphere ecosystems, and communities. Liquid waste containing heavy metals has been found to pose a notable threat to the environment.In this study, nano NiO, MnO, and NiMnO3 were synthesized and characterized systematically. The nano metal oxides were used as an adsorbent for the elimination of heavy metals from industrial wastewater.In view of this, the efficacy of synthesized metal oxides as potential sorbents is investigated to chelate Pb (II) ions which are present as one of the major contaminants of industrial effluents. Three adsorption systems viz., Pb(II) – NiO, Pb(II) - MnO, and Pb(II) – NiMnO3 mixture were experimentally verified by Batch equilibration and fixed bed column methods. Pre and post-run sorbent materials are characterized using SEM and EDAX analyses to examine the appropriate changes. A trial fixed bed column was run for the effluent sample, wherein 98% Pb (II) removal was registered against 96 % as observed in Batch mode. This emphasizes the potential of the synthesized metal oxides as efficient sorbents for addressing heavy metal contamination in industrial wastewater.