Treatbility of Nanoparticles in Water
This paper describes the expected behavior of commercial nanomaterials during water and wastewater treatment. Representative experimental results are shown and along with related discussion indicate that different classes of nanomaterials will behave differently. The driving characteristic
affecting the fate of nanomaterials during treatment is their surface charge and functionality.
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Keywords: DRINKING WATER; NANOMATERIALS; WASTEWATER
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 October 2007
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