Abstract
A composite is defined as two-component system, where two dissimilar materials are integrated together to produce a new type of material with improved functionality. Two important components are typically termed as “matrix phase” and “dispersed phase” or “reinforcement.” Green composites are new generation of composite materials having unique characteristic feature, superior functionality, and environmental compatibility. The growing awareness of depletion in petrochemical resources, limited reserves, and concern for reduced carbon footprint are the reasons for designing green composites. This article involves a comprehensive review on green composite material with a detailed information of its future prospect and the application scenario.
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