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Sustainable Epoxy Coatings with Lemna Minor Extract-Loaded Diatomaceous Earth for Enhanced Corrosion Protection.

Abolfazl Hasanzadeh, Inime Udoh

2026enepoxycoatingscorrosionsustainabilitymaterial

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This study explores the development of sustainable epoxy coatings utilizing Lemna minor extract-loaded diatomaceous earth to enhance corrosion protection. The primary objective is to investigate the effects of natural additives on the performance and environmental impact of epoxy coatings. A systematic approach was taken to prepare the coatings by incorporating varying concentrations of Lemna minor extract into the diatomaceous earth matrix, followed by rigorous testing under controlled conditions to evaluate their corrosion resistance properties. Results indicate that the integration of Lemna minor extracts significantly improves the coatings' protective qualities when compared to traditional epoxy formulations. The study also highlights the sustainability aspect of using natural extracts in material science, emphasizing the potential for eco-friendly alternatives in industrial applications. The findings suggest that incorporating such biocompatible materials not only enhances performance but also aligns with contemporary demands for sustainable development in coating technologies.

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