Development of clove oil based nanoencapsulated biopesticide employing mesoporous nanosilica synthesized from paddy straw via bioinspired sol-gel route

Singh, Garima; Arora, Himanshu; Hariprasad, P.; Sharma, Satyawati

doi:10.1016/j.envres.2022.115208

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“…Also, clove oil was demonstrated to be effective in the attraction of other related tephritids [89]. However, contrarily, clove oil has also an important property as a biopesticide [90][91][92]. As a result, in this study, a variety of fractions were obtained, which, in the case of the distillation of the DCO, turned out to have a content in α-copaene between 1.64 to 2.85-fold more concentrated than the original oil (i.e., corresponding to the first three fractions); and, in the case of fractions corresponding to the distillation of IF between 1.62 to 2.11-fold (i.e., corresponding to the first two fractions).…”

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A Chemical Approach to Obtaining α-copaene from Clove Oil and Its Application in the Control of the Medfly

2023

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The Ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann) fruit fly pest has been widely ecologically controlled by means of using attractant substances. This study supports the idea that α-copaene, a naturally occurring substance found in numerous plants, might be used as a semiochemical to control this pest. The possibility of obtaining this natural compound in abundant quantities may reveal its potential use in integrated pest management. The main goal of this study was to demonstrate, on a small scale, how the extraction of clove oil by fractional distillation and other laboratory-assisted techniques can facilitate the obtaining of abundant amounts of α-copaene for its use in the control of the medfly. As a result, the male attraction of α-copaene isolated from clove oil was confirmed to be 5–6 times higher than commercial trimedlure. In its field projection, five distilled fractions with an α-copaene content of less than 10% were shown to have from a quarter to half of the attractive power exerted by trimedlure on males. It can be concluded that the use of selected distilled fractions of α-copaene can be enough to obtain large quantities of this compound to be applied successfully in ecological programs to lure medflies.

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A Chemical Approach to Obtaining α-copaene from Clove Oil and Its Application in the Control of the Medfly

2023

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“…However, at all loads, all essential oil blends released more particle matter. The results indicate that essential oils can potentially be employed as bio-additives in diesel engines, with eucalyptus and orange oils showing the most promising qualities [35][36][37]. Clove oil is derived from the clove plant (Syzygium aromaticum) and is extracted primarily from the buds and stems of the plant.…”

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Investigation of the effect of antioxidant on carbon deposition of compression ignition engine for carbon emissions reduction

Bhangwar,

Luhur,

Memon

et al. 2024

Eng. Res. Express

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The study aimed to assess carbon deposition tendencies in mustard biodiesel with varying oxidation levels by examining residual carbon and existent gum content. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) and infrared spectrometry were used to analyze the chemical components of residual carbon and existent gum in mustard biodiesel and an antioxidant before and after oxidation. The research investigated carbon deposition on the exhaust valve of a compression ignition engine using mustard biodiesel blended with clove oil as an antioxidant. The engine ran for 100 hours on each fuel sample: diesel (D100), biodiesel blended fuel (B30), and clove oil (3000ppm). After completing 100 hours on each sample, engine exhaust was analyzed for carbon deposition using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Energy Dispersive Microscopy (EDX).The findings revealed increased carbon deposition when using biodiesel blended fuel compared to diesel fuel. However, the addition of an antioxidant to the biodiesel blend resulted in reduced carbon deposition. This suggests that the use of antioxidants effectively mitigated carbon buildup in the engine's exhaust when using biodiesel blends. The aim of this study is to enhance engine performance, increase engine life, and reduce pollution in the environment.

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A Wealthy Green Approach: Conversion of Paddy Straw Waste into Biorefinery Products

Sharma,

Kaur,

Singh

et al. 2024

Clean Energy Production Technologies

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Development of clove oil based nanoencapsulated biopesticide employing mesoporous nanosilica synthesized from paddy straw via bioinspired sol-gel route

Cited by 5 publications

References 54 publications

A Chemical Approach to Obtaining α-copaene from Clove Oil and Its Application in the Control of the Medfly

A Chemical Approach to Obtaining α-copaene from Clove Oil and Its Application in the Control of the Medfly

Investigation of the effect of antioxidant on carbon deposition of compression ignition engine for carbon emissions reduction

A Wealthy Green Approach: Conversion of Paddy Straw Waste into Biorefinery Products

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