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Bionanoceramic and Bionanocomposite: Concepts, Processing, and Applications

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The nanotechnology is responsible for initiating an essential role in various areas such as drinking water, wastewater, medical science, environment, etc. It has also put forward the innovative ideas for the environment, enabling it to link with other field and enhance its ability. The nanostructured ceramic is recognized as the best option for the application. Bioceramic, a valuable biocompatible ceramic, involves macro material as well as nanomaterial for its use. The bionanomaterials are applied in the different biological and biomedical field such as a biosensor, bioelectronics, and so on. The present book chapter is mainly related with new challenges, opportunities, the current status of its art, and the application as bionanocomposite and bionanoceramic and also highlights the advancement as applied in chemical synthesis along with the biosynthesis protocol. Owing to the vast extent of benefits in terms of renewability, less cost, and biodegradable and recycle features, the interest for bionanoceramic and bionanocomposite has grown in industrial application and functional employment.

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Arfin, T. (2019). Bionanoceramic and Bionanocomposite: Concepts, Processing, and Applications. In: Hussain, C., Thomas, S. (eds) Handbook of Polymer and Ceramic Nanotechnology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-10614-0_21-1

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