01721nam a2200229   450000500170000000800410001702000180005804100080007608200180008410000240010224500750012626000290020130000140023044000380024452010810028265000230136365000290138665000200141570000180143570000220145370000160147520251212111602.0251013b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781839163999  aeng  a660.285bSilW  aSilva, Francisca e   aWaste Valorisation Using Ionic Liquids /cFrancisca e Silva ...[et.al]  aNewyork :bRSC ,c©2022  axv, 195p.  aGreen Chemistry Series, Volume 70  aModern societies produce large amounts of waste of many different types. This presents a problem in terms of management or disposal to prevent harm to human health and the environment. Additionally it represents a loss of potentially useful resources. In the circular economy concept nothing would ever become waste because everything would be re-usable or its components recoverable. Ionic liquids provide a potential route for valorisation of different waste types, paving the way for a circular economy and a more sustainable world.


Covering various types of waste, including municipal, industrial, electronic, and medical, while addressing patented and commercial applications, this book aims to deliver a comprehensive, but also critical, perspective on the application of ionic liquids towards waste valorisation.


Waste Valorisation Using Ionic Liquids is a useful resource for academic and industrial players, in the fields of chemistry, chemical and environmental engineering, and biotechnology, as well as anyone working on waste management and resource recovery.  aWaste valorisation  aEnvironmental Technology  aGreen Chemistry  aFreire, Mara   aCoutinho, João   aSousa, Ana