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Plants as a Nanocomposite Source and Field of Application

Nanokompozit Kaynağı ve Uygulama Alanı Olarak Bitkiler

Yiğit KÜÇÜKÇOBANOĞLU
Lale YILDIZ AKTAŞ
Pages
429–436
Publication Date
2018-12-31
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This review focused on the latest developments in the use of plant materials which are used as nanocomposite sources and nanocomposites on plant production.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Nanocomposites, play a key role in several industries due to their unique customizable properties and modifiable functions.
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Key Findings & Data:Many plant nanopolymer researches, such as cellulose, lignin, have become the focus of attention in different sectors for meeting the increasing raw material needs and producing ecologically compatible alternative nanomaterials.
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Conclusion & Impact:This review focused on the latest developments in the use of plant materials which are used as nanocomposite sources and nanocomposites on plant production.
🔬Design:Review & Systematic Survey
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Nanokompozit · Polimer · Nanoteknoloji

Abstract

Nanocomposites, play a key role in several industries due to their unique customizable properties and modifiable functions. Many plant nanopolymer researches, such as cellulose, lignin, have become the focus of attention in different sectors for meeting the increasing raw material needs and producing ecologically compatible alternative nanomaterials. Plants are application field of nanocomposite materials at the same time which are source of nanocomposite material production. In crop production processes, nanocomposites are used to reduce the toxicity of agrochemicals, plant growth regulators and mineral nutrient transport, controlled and targeted agrochemical release. This review focused on the latest developments in the use of plant materials which are used as nanocomposite sources and nanocomposites on plant production.

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Nanokompozitler, ihtiyaca yönelik tasarlanabilir eşsiz özellikleri ve değiştirilebilir fonksiyonları nedeniyle çeşitli endüstrilerde kilit rol oynamaktadırlar. Artan hammadde ihtiyaçlarını karşılamada ve ekolojik uyumlu alternatif nanomateryallerin üretiminde, selüloz, lignin gibi birçok bitkisel nanopolimer araştırmaları farklı sektörlerin ilgi odağı olmaktadır. Nanokompozit materyallerin üretiminde kaynak olarak kullanılan bitkiler aynı zamanda nanokompozit materyaller için uygulama alanı da oluşturmaktadırlar. Bitkisel üretim süreçlerinde nanokompozitler, agrokimyasalların toksisitesinin azaltılması, bitki büyüme düzenleyicileri ve mineral besleyicilerin taşınımı, kontrollü ve hedeflenmiş ilaç salınımında kullanılmaktadırlar. Bu makale, nanokompozit kaynağı olarak kullanılan bitkisel materyaller ve nanokompozitlerin bitkisel üretimde kullanımı konusundaki son gelişmelere odaklanmıştır.

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KÜÇÜKÇOBANOĞLU, Y., AKTAŞ, L. Y. (2018). Plants as a Nanocomposite Source and Field of Application. International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences, Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 4, 429–436. https://ajindex.com/articles/240175

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