Artificial green materials

A class of materials that possess all the required qualities is required as a result of recent developments in today's evolving and expanding technologies. Therefore, to fulfil the need for such materials, researchers are steadily discovering new materials that not only perform better than standard materials, but also participate in environmental and medical scientific fields. In actuality, there are plenty of innovative materials with beneficial natural physical, chemical, mechanical, and optical qualities that offer a better approach to develop in material sciences. Green advanced materials, such as polymeric materials, green functional textile materials, biomaterials chitosan, alginate, pullulan, etc., composites metal/metal oxide, and nanomaterials are the fastest-growing technologies among advanced materials because they are more environmentally friendly than traditional ones as a result of their remarkable chemical, electrical, optical, and biological characteristics. These characteristics make them suitable for a variety of science and technology fields, particularly in the biomedical, biomarker, electronics sensors, water treatment, packaging, cosmetics, and textile industries. Many more applications for these materials are yet to be explored with interdisciplinary fields of sciences.