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Abstract
This paper presents a novel method for converting dead leaves into a multifunctional material (AMM) by exploiting the binding properties of whewellite biomineral. The resulting AMM exhibits high performance as a thermal evaporator, photocatalyst (for hydrogen production and antibiotic degradation), and bioplastic. This sustainable approach addresses waste management issues and offers potential for advanced material innovations.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Mar 02, 2023
Authors
Siyuan Fang, Xingyi Lyu, Tian Tong, Aniqa Iban Lim, Tao Li, Jiming Bao, Yun Hang Hu
Tags
dead leaves
multifunctional material
sustainable
thermal evaporator
photocatalyst
bioplastic
waste management

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