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Sathya Karunakaran1, Saravanathamizhan Ramanujam2, Baskar Gurunathan3
1Department of Chemical Engineering, A.C. Tech, Anna University, Chennai 600025, India.
Abstract:
Owing to the development of nanotechnology and its influence in various fields, the development of efficient and environmental friendly technique for the synthesis of nanomaterials is important. Among the various traditional and conventional methods available for the synthesis, plant-mediated synthesis seems to be a very attractive and environmental friendly method, attributing to its simple methodology and eco-friendly approach. The synthesis rate and stability of the nanoparticle synthesised are good when compared to the other methods of synthesis and it is proved to be efficient in various fields of application. Hence, the present review article deals with furnishing information about the plant sources used so far and details about the environmental and biomedical applications of the synthesised nanoparticles.
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