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This book will give the solution to water demand and also the low cost, low energy, novel bio adsorbents-based techniques for the water treatment. It serves as a comprehensive guide for removing various types of contaminants at any concentration and covers many types of biomasses from which bio-adsorbents can be prepared. Finally, the book provides insights into the pros and cons of each bio-adsorbent, their synthesis method, and their characterization. Additionally, it addresses the life cycle assessment, economics, and environmental impacts of bio-adsorbents, all within one comprehensive resource.
Topics covered in the book include the Biomass derived adsorbents, Synthesis techniques of novel Bio-adsorbents, Nanotechnology-Based Nano-Biosorbents, Characterization techniques of Bio-adsorbents, Application of Bio-adsorbents in waste water treatment, Bio-adsorbents in dye removal, heavy metal removal and emerging contaminants, and Economics and environmental aspects of Bio-adsorbents.P. SENTHIL KUMAR, PHD, is an Associate Professor at Pondicherry University's Centre for Pollution Control and Environmental Engineering with 19 years of research experience. He's a Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher and has been recognized as being among the Top 2% of Scientists by Stanford University for six consecutive years.
B. SENTHIL RATHI, PHD, is an Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering at SSN College of Engineering with over 11 years of research experience in water treatment, adsorption, and electrochemical methods. She has authored over 65 international publications with more than 3,500 citations and was recognized as on of the Top 2% of Scientists by Stanford University in 2024 and 2025.
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