Optical Characterization of Zea mays Pigment-Protein Complex Films for Sustainable Optoelectronic Biomaterials

Key Points

• The optical characterization of zeaxanthin revealed unique properties beneficial for optoelectronic applications.
• Measurements indicated distinct absorption and transmission spectra, crucial for assessing material viability.
• Assessment used advanced optical techniques to understand the interaction of light with pigment-protein complex films.
• Findings suggest these biomaterials could offer sustainable alternatives in optoelectronic devices, promoting eco-friendly technology.