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Green tea dye ligands to transfer toxic lead metal ions to precipitated metal complexes for polymer composite applications.
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The synthesis of metal complexes (MCs) by green tea dye ligands improves environmental impact and reduces costs. The result of the current work establishes the production of metal complexes with huge amount and is an attempt from laboratory scales into commercial extent. This study investigates the application of green chemistry in producing PVA-based composites incorporating metal complexes, leading to enhanced light-matter interactions. The FTIR approach established that green tea dye (GTD) is enriched with ligands containing NH/OH, C = C, and C = O functional groups, which capture Pb
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