ArticleRSC advances2026
Green synthesis of rosehip-derived carbon quantum dots for reusable biocatalysts in sustainable fruit juice clarification.
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Abstract
Plant-based renewable biomass resources hold significant potential for the production of environmentally friendly nanomaterials. Green synthesis approaches, which aim to utilize low-cost and easily accessible raw material sources without the use of toxic chemicals, are gaining increasing importance today. Therefore, the use of carbon-based (quantum dot) structures derived from plant-derived precursors as carrier supports in enzyme immobilization is extremely important both for transforming waste into value-added materials and for developing reusable biocatalytic systems. In this study, xylanase (XyL) enzyme was immobilized onto quantum dots obtained by carbonizing the rosehip (
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