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Bio-waste as a resource for sustainable nanocomposites: strategies and multifunctional applications

Author Affiliations
Klaipėda University, Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh University of Textiles
Published InFunctional Composites and Structures
Year2025
Citations18

Abstract

Abstract The conversion of bio-waste into green nanocomposites offers an innovative and sustainable solution to global waste management challenges while advancing material science. Bio-waste, often seen as a disposal burden, can be transformed into high-performance, eco-friendly nanocomposites that significantly enhance environmental sustainability and resource efficiency. This review explores recent advancements in utilizing bio-waste as a raw material, focusing on its diverse origins, efficient preparation techniques, and broad applications. A wide range of bio-resources, from agricultural to industrial waste, has been studied, offering valuable insights into their properties and potential uses. The review also examines processing technologies for converting bio-waste into functional nanocomposites, showcasing their efficiency and innovation. Bio-waste-derived green nanocomposites have demonstrated remarkable potential in fields such as packaging, biomedical…
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