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Nanoferrites for Emerging Environmental Applications discusses the synthesis and structure of nanoferrites, as well as their electrical, optical, and magnetic properties. This book also provides a detailed discussion of the use of nanoferrites for various environmental applications, such as for water and air pollution detection and remediation. This book covers almost every aspect of nanoferrites for environmental applications and will be of great use to researchers working in multidisciplinary areas.

Nanoferrites' superior electronic, optical, and magnetic properties make them promising agents in a wide spectrum of applications. After looking at the fundamentals of nanoferrites, this book proceeds to analyze their application in a comprehensive range of environmental applications. Topics covered include wastewater treatment, the removal of heavy metal ions, remediation of organic and inorganic pollutants, and their use in the detection and remediation of both air and solid pollution. Future opportunities for research are also addressed.

Atul Thakur is Director of the Amity Institute of Nanotechnology at Amity University Gurugram, India. His research interests are focused on ferrite nanomaterials for water purification, agricultural applications, microwave, high-frequency applications, radar-absorbing materials, antenna miniaturization, high-density memory storage systems, sensor applications, and metamaterials.

Preeti Thakur is Head of the Amity Centre for Nanotechnology at Amity University Gurugram, India. She has more than 22 years of teaching and research experience, focused on the synthesis and characterization of magnetic nanoparticles for radar-absorbing materials, sensors, high-frequency, wastewater treatment, and agricultural applications.