Introduction In two-dimensional (2D) materials, the structure is very thin, usually made up of just one layer of atoms. Researchers are changing how they look at electronics, photonics, energy storage, and other areas of advanced technology because these materials have…
The creation and study of nanofibers have gotten a lot of interest because they have special features and could be used in many areas, such as biomedical engineering, filtration, and composite materials. Electrospinning and self-assembly are the two main ways…
While addressing manufacturing issues and projecting future research directions, this review investigates chitosan-based biomaterials, stressing their varied uses in medicine, environmental science, and agriculture. Introduction to Chitosan Originally generated from chitin, mostly from the exoskeletons of crustaceans such as shrimp,…
Emphasizing their types, production techniques, and uses in electronics and energy storage, this paper investigates conductive polymers highlights challenges and future possibilities for technological developments. Introduction to Conductive Polymers A class of materials known as conductive polymers combines the conductivity…
This review investigates biodegradable plastics, concentrating on their synthesis, characteristics, and environmental impact. It examines production methods, degradation processes, and the advantages of using this material over traditional plastics in terms of minimizing environmental pollution. Introduction to Biodegradable Plastics Biodegradable…
This review investigates biomacromolecules, focusing on their structural-functional linkages as well as emerging technological applications in medicine and biotechnology, with the goal of anticipating substantial advances in research and practical applications. Introduction to Biomacromolecules Biomacromolecules are fundamental components of biological…