Combining vegetable oils and bioactive compounds via inverse vulcanization for antioxidant and antimicrobial materials

The current great concern about plastic pollution opens up opportunities for the production of more sustainable polymers. Inverse vulcanization has emerged as a novel procedure to obtain inorganic-organic hybrid polymeric materials. Sulfur is attained by-product oil refining and makes inverse process due large amount sulfur without useful life. In previous studies, vegetable oils were used comonomer with form copolymers based on raw material. Nevertheless, compounds from agro-wastes, could be third that improves new bio-applications. this study, series castor was formulated by adding compound bearing double bonds or heteroatoms. A study conducted assess antimicrobial capacity antioxidant activity obtained demonstrate benefits improve their bioactivity.