Biochar (BC), a stable, carbon-rich material produced by heating biomass, is increasingly used in electrochemical sensing, particularly in hybrid nanocomposite forms, because hybridization can improve electrical conductivity, catalytic activity, surface area, and interfacial charge-transfer characteristics, making it w...
Bioplastics are increasingly deployed across the food contact material (FCM) sector as a direct substitute for fossil-derived polymers, resting on the implicit premise that a renewable feedstock inherently confers biological safety. This review examines that premise. We separate two risk domains routinely conflated in...
Joseph Boctor, Matta Ebaid, Hussain Alattas et al.· Science and Technology Nexus· 0 citations
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