“…The exploration of corrosion inhibitors, encompassing both inorganic and organic constituents, is increasingly gaining prominence as it undergoes continuous investigation. The focus of corrosion inhibitor development is shifting towards the quest for organic inhibitors sourced from natural substances, primarily due to the costliness, hazardous nature, and adverse environmental impact associated with inorganic counterparts [25], [26], [27], [28]. Natural extracts have emerged as favored alternatives, heralded as environmentally friendly inhibitors or "green inhibitors," owing to their biodegradability, renewability, absence of toxic byproducts, cost-effectiveness, simplicity of synthesis, and notable anti-corrosion efficacy [29], [30].…”