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shows the more significant environmental concerns and its readily available, cheap,
non-food competition. Castor oil hydroxyl group strengthens the chemical interactions in the preparation of metal oxides and nanoparticles from carboxylic acid and
alcohol with different types of molecular materials like polymer, isocyanates, acids,
and dodecanoyl chloride and synthesis of precursors for the preparation of metal
oxide and nanoparticles from the carboxylic acid and alcohol. Castor oil production
is increased due to its tremendous potential for chemical transformation as a renewable bio-resource and used as a raw material to manufacture a range of end products.
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