From Waste to Strength: Unveiling the Mechanical Properties of Peanut-Shell-Based Polymer Composites

Peanut-shell-based polymer composites have gained significant attention as sustainable and cost-effective materials with potential applications as food packaging films, ceiling tiles, insulation panels, supercapacitors, and electrodes in various industries like the packaging industry, construction, furniture, and electronics. This review article presents a systematic roadmap of the mechanical properties of peanut-shell-based polymer composites, analyzing the influence of factors such as filler content, surface modification techniques, interfacial adhesion, and processing methods. Through an extensive literature review, we highlight the mechanical properties of peanut-shell-based polymer composites. Furthermore, challenges and ongoing research efforts in this field are discussed. This comprehensive review provides valuable insights for researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers, promoting the development and utilization of peanut-shell-based polymer composites for various applications.

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Peanut-shell-based polymer composites have versatile applications in industries such as packaging, construction, furniture, and electronics, and have gained attention as sustainable and cost-effective materials. This review article provides a systematic analysis of the mechanical properties of peanut-shell-based polymer composites, including the influence of factors such as filler content, surface modification techniques, interfacial adhesion, and processing methods. It also discusses current challenges and ongoing research efforts in this field. This comprehensive review offers valuable insights for researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers, promoting the development and utilization of peanut-shell-based polymer composites.