Green synthesis of bismuth nanoparticles using green coffee beans extract
Abstract A green synthetic process based on plant sources could be an alternative option to conventional chemical one to synthesize nanostructured bismuth. This study explored a facile and green synthetic protocol for synthesizing bismuth nanoparticles (BiNPs) in an aqueous solution employing green...
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