Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University

Abm Sharif Hossain

Hassan Ahmed Rudayni

Mohammed Saad Aleissa

Mohammed Musa Zahrany

Mohammad Saad Aleissa

Fazliny Abdul Rahman

Hasan Ahmed Rudayni

Mohammed Ibrahim Alghonaim

Naif M A Alotaibi

Abdulrahman Alhudhaibi

Moniruddin Chowdhury

Salem Ali S Alyami

Nasir A Ibrahim

Hassan Ahmed Alrudayni

Sulaiman Abdullah Ali Alsalameh

Lina Mohammed Ateeq Alneghery

Abdullah Sultan Ali Alawam

An organic nanocomposite coating for a pharmaceutical preparation includes a plant-based nanostarch derived from avocado seed, pumpkin peel, and potato starch. The coating further includes an organic composition including Acaciagel, Lannea sp. natural gum, corn starch, moringa seed starch, olive leaf extract, fish-based glycerin, and okra gel. The coating further includes an antioxidant mixture including at least one pigment, and a plasticizer. The nanostarch has an average particle size of 16 nanometer (nm) or less.

Organic nanocomposite coating for pharmaceutical applications and a method of fabrication thereof

An organic dental device includes a biobased matrix including a nanocomposite, a pigment composition, an organic composition, a plasticizer mixture, an adhesive component, ZnO nanoparticles, and at least one plasticizer. The nanocomposite includes a mixture of olive seed nanocellulose, date seed nanocellulose, fish bone nanocellulose, sheep bone nanocellulose, olive seed nanostarch, date seed nanostarch, fish bone nanostarch, and sheep bone nanostarch, the organic composition includes starch, a moringa leaf extract, a chicken-sourced glycerin, fish bone powder, and sheep bone powder, the plasticizer mixture comprises polyvinyl chloride, the pigment composition comprises beetroot peel pigment, blueberry pigment and an ajwa date coating, and the adhesive component comprises a cyanoacrylate adhesive,glue, asp gum, okra gel, aloe vera gel, and jackfruit latex.

Organic dental device and method of preparation thereof

A bioadhesive and a method of its preparation. The bioadhesive includes a cyanoacrylate polymer, a starch mixture includingstarch and acid hydrolyzed date seed starch. The bioadhesive further includes a plant latex, a natural gum, a plant-derived hydrogel, glycerin, a dye, an organic solvent, and bone powder.

Bioadhesive for medical and dental applications

A biobased dental filler includes a nanocomposite including a mixture of nanostarch and nanocellulose obtained from date seed, olive seed, moringa seed coat. The biobased dental filler includes a dye mixture containing root beet dye, ajwa date pigment, and black cumin seed pigment. The biobased dental filler further includes an adhesive mixture containing an okra gel, an aloe vera gel, and an aroid root gum. The biobased dental filler includes a beef toe-based glycerin, an acrylate polymer, an acid hydrolyzed mixture including sheep jawbone and fish bone and an organic composition including at least one selected from the group including cellulose, corn starch, fish scale resin, arrowroot powder, alginate, aroid peel gel,gum,sp. natural glue, jackfruit latex, dragon peel dye, beetroot dye.

Biobased dental filler and method of preparation thereof

An organic dental gum pad formed from a moldable composition includes a nano starch-based biomaterial, including a nanocomponent, a starch biocomposite, and an organic composition. The nanocomponent includes fish bone powder, oyster shell powder, coconut shell powder, graphene, and sheep bone powder. The starch biocomposite includes date seed nano-starch, black palm seed-based nanocellulose, corn starch, and olive seed-based nano-starch, and the organic composition includes at least one ofsp. glue, waste jackfruit latex,glue, a sheep gut oil-based glycerin, beetroot peel dye, dragon fruit peel dye, mangosteen dye, pomegranate peel, and aroid peel gel. The organic dental gum pad further includes at least one polymer component, and a cyanoacrylate. The moldable composition includes particles having an average particle size of less than 30 nm, and a molded structure has a thickness of 0.5 to 4 mm.

Organic dental gum and method of fabricating the dental gum

A biobased wound healing preparation including a nanocomposite including olive leaf extract, beef bone meal, and moringa seed gel, an organic composition including one or more of a beetroot dye, black cumin seed, sodium fusidate, salicylic acid, chicken-sourced glycerin, and pomegranate peel pigment, an adhesive component including one or more of a cyanoacrylate,glue, coconut gel, okra gel, aloe vera gel, and aroid root gum, and ZnO nanoparticles. The nanocomposite is in the form of nanoparticles having an average particle size of 25 nm or less.

Biobased wound healing preparation and method of preparation thereof

An organic bone and joint replacement biomaterial includes a nanocomposite including a mixture of nanocellulose and nanostarch obtained from date seed, durum seed coat, moringa seed, fish bone, sheep jawbone, and olive seed. The organic bone and joint replacement biomaterial includes an antioxidant of one or more of a beet root dye, an ajwa date pigment, a blueberry dye, a black cumin seed pigment, a valvet apple peel dye. The organic bone and joint replacement biomaterial include an organic adhesive selected from the group of angel, agar gel media, and a moringa leaf extract. Further, it includes an organic composition of an arrowroot starch gel, pomegranate seed starch, and an animal-based glycerin. Further, it also includes an adhesive composition, a plasticizer and calcium oxide.

Organic biomaterial for bone and joint replacement

A bio-derived wearable film includes an acid-hydrolyzed palm stem pith, a starch, a cellulose, a synthetic polymer, a plant hydrogel, glycerin, and a dye, and a method of producing the bio-derived wearable film. The bio-wearable film has a water absorption of 0.00 to 0.16% measured according to ASTM D570; a carbonate content of 100 to 200 ppm; and shows no cracks when tested according to ASTM D5419.

Acid treatment method for making bioderived wearable film

An organic nanocomposite dental crown includes an organic composition, a starch biopolymer, and at least one organic polymer-forming agent. The starch biopolymer includes date seed-based nanostarch, coconut shell-based nanostarch, fish bone, and camel bone powder. The organic composition includes one of fruit waste, placenta glue, seed-based gel, natural glue, glycerin, and organic dye. The nanostarch biocomposite includes particles with an average particle size of less than 25 nm, dispersed in a solid matrix. The dental crown has a molded structure with a height of 10 mm or less and a width of 9.5 mm or less.

Biocomposite dental crown and method of making

A method of making a surgical biothread from natural cellulose fiber is provided. The method includes making nanoscale cellulose using acid hydrolysis and pyrolysis of a mixture of palm tree stems and banana flower bracts; mixing the nanoscale cellulose with a plasticizer to obtain a nanoscale polymer; and casting the nanoscale polymer using a syringe and needle to obtain the biothread.

Surgical nano-biothread made from cellulose fiber

Organic dental crown and method of fabricating the dental crown

Method for making biodegradable wearable film

An X-ray-sensitive film includes an acid-hydrolyzed palm mesocarp, a starch, a cellulose, a synthetic polymer, a plant hydrogel, a cyanoacrylate adhesive, glycerin, and an x-ray-sensitive dye. A method of preparing the X-ray-sensitive film includes 32.5 to 45 wt % cellulose based on a total weight of the X-ray-sensitive film, a tensile modulus of 0.75 to 2.5 GPa, a tensile strength of 75 to 125 MPa/kg·m, a water absorption of 0.00 to 0.16% measured according to ASTM D570, a carbonate content of 100 to 200 ppm, and shows no cracks when tested according to ASTM D5419.

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Abm Sharif Hossain