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Engineered Nanomaterials in Food and Drugs: From Laboratory to Market

Misra et al., 2025

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11586163110354876351
Author
Misra S
Wangoo N
Khare S
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This book pans through three major sections of materials and methods used in the engineering of nanomaterials—their applications, ethical issues, and present market share in the field of food and drugs. It presents information on the kind of materials and processes …
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