Advanced Anti-Corrosive Materials

Dakeshwar Kumar Verma holds a Ph.D. degree and is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Govt. Digvijay Autonomous Postgraduate College in Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh, India. Driven by a profound passion for scientific exploration, his research focuses primarily on preparing and designing organic compounds for diverse applications. With an impressive track record, Dr. Verma has authored/co-authored 70 research papers/review articles, and 38 book chapters. He has one design patent and two published patents under IPR, INDIA. He serves as a reviewer for over 50 high-impact journals. A testament to his academic influence, Dr. Verma has taken lead editor on editorial responsibilities for 22 published books and 7 upcoming books slated to be published by renowned interntional Publishers. With a cumulative citation count of over 3300, an h-index of 32, and an i-10 index of 52, Dr. Verma's impact is evident through the recognition and relevance of his work in the scientific community. In addition one research scholar from National Institute of Technology Raipur completed her Ph.D under his co-supervision and 2 research scholars form Govt. Digvijay Autonomous Postgraduate College in Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh submitted their Ph.D thesis recently. Above 30 students of M.Sc chemistry completed their project under his guidance. Last month he got 50 lakh for project from DST, Dehli.Berdimurodov Elyor is an Associate professor at the National University of Uzbekistan and Akfa University. He was enrolled in the Ph.D. program at Tianjin University and the National University of Uzbekistan. He was a researcher at Tianjin University, Karshi State University, and Changchun Applied Chemistry Institute (Chinese Academy of Science). He was a participant in several international and domestic study and research programs (Chinese Government Scholarships, Chinese Great belt program, National Fundamental, and practical grants). He has published around 50 articles in Scopus and Web of Science journals. H index is 30 in Scopus, 25 in Web of Science, and 32 (i-10 index of 50) in Google Scholar. He has contributed over 20 book chapters and participated in over 15 international conferences in China, India, and other developed countries. Dr. Berdimurodov has served as the editor for 5 books, including scientific monographs and handbooks in his research areas. His research areas are corrosion science, electrochemistry, quantum chemistry, material science, green chemistry and nanochemistry.Fahmida Khan is a Professor at Department of Chemistry, National Institute of Technology Raipur, Raipur, Chhattisgarh 492010, INDIA. Her main research interests include Organic Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Nanotechnology & Luminescence/Drug designing & DNA binding. She has published around 60 articles in Scopus and Web of Science journals. h-index is 19 in i1o index is 35 with total citations of 1216 Google Scholar. She has contributed over 6 book chapters and participated in over 30 international conferences in China, Russian, UK, India, and other developed countries. She has successfully guided more than 12 research scholars.

• Editor biographiesList of contributorsChapter 1 Corrosion: fundamental aspects, economic impact, and its mitigationFatma Azra Haspolat, Hülya Kübra Kiliç, Gamze Tüzün, and Burak TÜZÜNTüzünChapter 2 Carbon allotropes: important properties, synthesis methods, characterization,and applicationsPragnesh Dave and Lakha ChopdaChapter 3 Carbon quantum dots (CQDs) and their composites as anti-corrosive materialsHalil İbrahim Çetintaş and Burak TüzünChapter 4 Conducting polymers: fundamental aspects, properties, synthesis, and structural elucidationM. Rbaa, A. Bouabbadi, R. Hsissou, M. Oubaaqa, A. Bekhta, B. Tüzün, E. Berdimurodov, B. Lakhrissi, and A. ZarroukChapter 5 Polyaniline, polypyrrole, and polythiophene as anticorrosive materialsShokoh Parham, Hadi Sarvari, and David J. EdwardsChapter 6 Composites, nanocomposites, and nano-structured conducting polymers as anti>corrosive materialsB Gpal Krishna, Sanjay Tiwari, Dhriti Sundar Ghosh, and M Jagannadha RaoChapter 7 Copolymers, multilayer conducting polymers, and doped conducting polymers as anti-corrosive materialsRakesh Kumar Sahu and Veenu ChandrakerChapter 8 Computational modelling of conducting polymers used as anti-corrosive materialsOmar Dagdag, Rajesh Haldhar, Abhinay Thakur, Elyor Berdimurodov, and Hansang KimChapter 9 Micro/nano containers as self-healing anti-corrosion materialsAmir Hossein Mostafatabar, Amir Hossein JafariMofidabadi, and Ali DehghaniChapter 10 Nanostructured carbon allotropes as self-healing anti-corrosive coatingAmir Hossein JafariMofidabadi and Ali DehghaniChapter 11 Functionalized carbon dots as self-healing anti-corrosive materialsSwati Sahu and Sanjay TiwariChapter 12 Industrial anti-corrosive materials: current challenges, future prospects, and ideal substitutesHüseyin Fatih Çetinkaya, Serap Çetinkaya, and Burak Tüzün