A Review on the Chemical Compositions of Natural Products and Their Role in Setting Current Trends and Future Goals

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Abstract

Natural products chemistry has played a significant role in the advancement of physical and biological sciences and its interdisciplinary fields due to its unique applications and constructive contributions. The importance of biomedical research is also highlighted in the present evaluation of basic and core advancements in biomedical, health, nutrition, and other associated disciplines. In addition, there's a look at the accomplishments and current developments in the natural products chemistry area, along with the field's purpose and its economic and scientific implications. Consideration is given to how the chemical composition of natural goods may progress science in a wide range of disciplines. Controlling metal dissolution and acid consumption may effectively restrict the corrosion rate of an exposed metal when supplied at low concentrations. This prevents corrosion by decreasing oxidation and/or reduction. Corrosion inhibitors are used sparingly to prevent corrosion since they are harmful to the environment, especially aquatic creatures. It has been noted that chemically synthesized corrosion inhibitors suffer from several drawbacks, including toxicity during manufacture and application, as well as long synthesis techniques and expensive prices. To counteract the effects of corrosion, researchers have developed environmentally friendly corrosion inhibitors based on natural substances.

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Mouneir, S. M., El-Hagrassi, A. M., & El-Shamy, A. M. (2022). A Review on the Chemical Compositions of Natural Products and Their Role in Setting Current Trends and Future Goals. Egyptian Journal of Chemistry, 65(5), 491–506. https://doi.org/10.21608/EJCHEM.2021.95577.4486

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