Ultrafine Bubbles
Kyuichi Yasui editor Koichi Terasaka editor Wataru Kanematsu editor Nobuhiro Aya editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Jenny Stanford Publishing
Published:15th Sep '21
Should be back in stock very soon
Ultrafine bubbles (UFBs) are gas-filled bubbles with a diameter smaller than 1 μm. They are sometimes called bulk nanobubbles because these are not on a solid surface but inside a bulk liquid (water). They are already being used in commercial processes such as cleaning and plant cultivation. However, many mysteries still exist with respect to UFBs, such as mechanisms of stability, OH radical formation, and biological and medical effects. This is the first book on UFBs that reviews research done on them. It is helpful for those interested in the fundamentals of this emerging field and its applications, including cleaning, biological, medical, and dental students and researchers.
“This is the first outstanding book focusing on the comprehensive features of ultrafine bubbles (UFBs). It covers their versatile aspects such as history, fundamentals, and latest applications, and in particular, their existence, stability, and radical formations. It is strongly recommended not only for researchers but also beginners interested in UFBs and wishing to gain new knowledge on the emerging UFB science and technology.”
Prof. Emer. Kiyoshi Yoshikawa
Kyoto University, Japan
“This book is the bible of UFB research, discussing the characteristics, generation methods, and industrial applications of UFBs, as well as mechanisms of their various effects.”
Prof. Takashi Hata
National Institute of Technology, Kochi College, Japan
ISBN: 9789814877596
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 580g
280 pages