Nigella Sativa L. Seed Paste into a Value-Added Product by Recycling

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2024

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Jomard Publishing

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Pollution of the environment is one of the most significant problems of our generation and the future as our living spaces shrink. Waste materials is the first of many sources of environmental pollution. Waste must be evaluated and reused in recycling facilities to ensure environmental order and balance. This study evaluated the pulp of the Nigella sativa L., seed plant, whose oil was removed by a cold pressing method and turned it into value-added products. Particularly, pulp and Nigella sativa L., seeds have healing and nutritionally rich qualities. Nigella sativa L., pulp was made into a skin mask and used as an added value product in the study. © 2024, Jomard Publishing. All rights reserved.

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Added Value, Bioactive Compounds, Environmental Pollution, Nigella Sativa L, Oil, Pulp, Thymoquinone

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Advances in Biology and Earth Sciences

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9

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92

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96
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