This research is based on that all materials used in the world consumption of food packaging , it is packed and unpacked call are not biodegradable. By which it is exploring ways to produce materials that do not contain any chemicals and is environmentally friendly (biodegradable).  Aiming to develop materials for organic biopolymers have been limited due to its mechanical and barrier properties are poor. Nanomaterials have greater surface area , which favors interactions with the polymer matrix and its performance. Therefore, the development of nanofibers through biomass nanobiocompuesto water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) (see Fig. 1) will be used as a material called ' green nanocomposite ' these will come to replace the gaskets that are polluting the environment and causing harm to humans.  Besides water hyacinth (Eicchornia crassipes) is a free float plant family member of the Pontederiaceae, which occupies a prominent place among the communities of hydrophilic freshwater tropical and subtropical regions in the world, which this plant are a mainly global problems causing eutrophication of lakes and ponds and hence the hydro problems.

Preparation of nanofibers through biomass nanobiocompuesto water hyacinth (<i>Eichhornia crassipes)</i> for use as a material "green nanocomposite"

247th National Meeting (2014)

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Preparation of nanofibers through biomass nanobiocompuesto water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) for use as a material "green nanocomposite"