Synthesis and characterization of CuNPs from Madhuca longifolia leaves

Focusing on environmentally friendly practices, green nanotechnology aims to create nanomaterials and products that are safe for both the environment and human health. By applying principles of green chemistry and engineering, it emphasizes the use of non-toxic ingredients, energy efficiency, and renewable resources. This approach not only seeks to reduce the ecological footprint of nanotechnology but also advocates for the development of cleaner manufacturing processes for traditional materials, promoting sustainability throughout the lifecycle of products.