Creating Novel Functional Materials Based on Plant Polyphenols: a Review
CUI Kejian1,2, CAI Chao2, ZHU Caizhen1
1 College of Chemistry and Environmental Engineering, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen 518060; 2 Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing 100190
Abstract: As biomass materials, plant polyphenols derive from a wealth of sources. Plant polyphenols possess typical bio-activity and anti-oxidation, as well as the abilities of ultraviolet absorption, metal chelation and nucleophilicity in the chemical reaction. Based on its particular molecular structure, plant polyphenol can potentially interact with other molecules by hydrogen bond, covalent bond, coordinate bond and π-π stacking,therefore plant polyphenols can be used for functional materials construction. Here, we introduce the various functionality, discuss the application progress of plant polyphenol based on its functionality and chemical reactivity, and provide new insights into applications of the environment-friendly plant polyphenols to functional materials construction.
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