A Systematic Review of Synthesis and Application Base Nanomaterial using Pandanus Extract Plant

This systematic review investigates the production and utilization of nanomaterials using an extract from the Pandanus amaryllifolius plant. The introduction outlines the imperative role of nanomaterials in addressing the challenges faced by conventional materials, emphasizing the need for sustainable and efficient alternatives. Note that the problem statement underscores the existing gaps in the literature regarding the comprehensive exploration of Pandanus-based nanomaterials toward applications. The study conducted an extensive search on Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) databases, employing specific keywords. The exhaustive search produced 17 articles, which were classified into three primary themes: (1) Nanomaterials synthesis and utilization using extracts from Pandanus amaryllifolius, (2) Characteristics and uses of nanomaterials biosynthesized through biological processes, and (3) Bioactivity and practical applications of materials derived from plants. The review thoroughly examines the findings related to these specific topics, offering valuable information on the various uses and characteristics of nanomaterials produced with the help of Pandanus amaryllifolius extract. This paper enhances the comprehension of the potential applications of Pandanus-based nanomaterials in different fields by providing a detailed analysis of the current research. It serves as a significant reference for practitioners as well as researchers intrigued by the combination of plant extracts and nanotechnology.