Bionanocomposite films and coatings: current applications in advanced technology

Abstract

Polymers, which are suitable for use for various purposes, are decorative, chemically inert and corrosion-free, have long periods of destruction in nature and are generally known as chemically produced substances, have gained importance in green chemistry and green production. Composite materials are obtained by combining materials such as natural biopolymers or synthetic biodegradable polymers, inorganic or organic nanomaterials, nanoscale minerals with different materials. The aim of this review is to briefly investigate the biopolymers used in the production of composite materials and the film coating techniques related to these materials, to determine what can be done for the future, and to reveal the environmental importance of the use of biopolymers as binders of composite materials that can be produced in the future.

Keywords

• Biocomposite
• biodegradable polymer
• film coating

Biyonanokompozit filmler ve kaplamalar: gelişen teknolojideki mevcut uygulamaları

Abstract

Çeşitli amaçlarla kullanıma uygun, dekoratif, kimyasal olarak inert ve korozyona uğramayan, doğada uzun süre yok olan ve genel olarak kimyasal olarak üretilen maddeler olarak bilinen polimerler, yeşil kimya ve yeşil üretimde önem kazanmıştır. Kompozit malzemeler, doğal biyopolimerler veya sentetik biyobozunur polimerler, inorganik veya organik nanomalzemeler, nano ölçekli mineraller gibi malzemelerin farklı malzemelerle birleştirilmesiyle elde edilir. Bu derlemenin amacı, kompozit malzemelerin üretiminde kullanılan biyopolimerleri ve bu malzemelerle ilgili film kaplama tekniklerini kısaca araştırmak, geleceğe yönelik neler yapılabileceğini belirlemek ve biyopolimer kullanımının çevresel önemini ortaya koymaktır.

Keywords

• Biyokompozit
• biyolojik olarak parçalanabilen polimer
• film kaplama

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