A Review of Chemical effects of Nanoparticles to Human and Environment

Abstract

Science and technology have identified unique properties of nanomaterials. These properties may yield many far-reaching societal benefits, but they can also pose hazards and risks. Although the nanotechnology industry is still in its infancy, as more nanotechnology applications are commercialized, the potential for human exposure to nanoparticles and raw nanomaterials would continue to increase. One area of most concern about hazards is the workplace-be it a research laboratory, start-up company, production facility, or operation in which engineered nanomaterials are processed, used, disposed, or recycled. In order to determine whether the unique chemical and physical properties of new nanoparticles result in specific toxicologic properties, the nanotechnology community needs new ways of evaluating hazards and ultimately assessing the risk factor and therefore an attempt must be made to exclusively concentrate on the potential health hazards of nanopowders. One potential hazard that appears to have received little attention to date is their explosibility. This literature review has been commissioned to explore the physical and chemical properties of nanoparticles that could differentially influence toxicity, use of nanoparticles in industry and the potential hazards.

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Dr. I. Lakshmi

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  • EP ID EP388409
  • DOI 10.9790/1676-1206014148.
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Dr. I. Lakshmi (2017). A Review of Chemical effects of Nanoparticles to Human and Environment. IOSR Journals (IOSR Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering), 12(6), 41-48. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-388409