Self-healing materials, inspired by biological systems, possess the unique ability to repair damage autonomously or under external stimuli, leading to enhanced durability and reliability of products. This book explores the interdisciplinary field of sustainable nanotechnology with a focus on self-healing materials, providing a comprehensive understanding of their synthesis, properties, and practical applications within the context of sustainability. It bridges the gap between scientific research and industrial application by presenting theoretical concepts alongside real-world case studies and implementations. Features:Provides an in-depth exploration of the latest advances in sustainable nanotechnology, with a particular focus on self-healing materialsOffers actionable insights into how self-healing materials can be integrated into various industriesAdopts an interdisciplinary approach, covering the science, engineering, and sustainability aspects of self-healing nanomaterialsHighlights how self-healing materials can contribute to sustainability by reducing waste, enhancing energy efficiency, and lowering long-term costs in manufacturing and maintenanceFocuses on the environmental impact and sustainability considerationsThis book is aimed at graduate students and researchers in materials science and nanomaterials.
