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Green Nanotechnology: A Roadmap to Long-Term Applications in Biomedicine, Agriculture, Food, Green Buildings, Coatings, and Textile Sectors

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As the result of the growing world population, the availability of resources is decreasing. Creating new non-polluting technologies is essential for the long-term prosperity of human society. Eco-friendly and sustainable technologies can be developed with nanotechnology, which will benefit humans and the environment. In green nanotechnology (biosynthesis), nanomaterials and nanoparticles are formed through biogenesis. Biomedical, nutrition, environmental remediation, coating, textile, and agricultural fields are some of the many applications of green nanotechnology. Many regulatory processes rely on green nanotechnology due to its small size. Better biological diagnosis, better quality of food, agriculture input reductions, better absorption of soil nanoscale nutrients, environmental cleanliness, and clean energy supply are some of the many potential benefits of green nanotechnology. Green nanoscience and technology can address current and future problems in the biomedical and food industries as well as society. These include issues of sustainability, sensitivity, and human welfare. The areas discussed in this chapter include biomedical, food, environmental remediation, coatings, textiles, and agriculture.

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