“…Products made from green composites find extensive use in industries such as automotive, furniture, construction, and packaging 2–5 . Various natural fillers, including cellulose, 4,6 wood flour, 7 oak sawdust, 8 bagasse fiber, 9 eggplant (Solanum melongena) stalks, 10 hazelnut shell, 8,11–16 walnut shell, sunflower husk, 16 almond shell, 17 cocoa, 18 and eucalyptus fiber (Eucalyptus grandis), 19 are employed in the production of green composites. Additionally, materials such as coal, 20 basalt, 21 calcium carbonate, perlite, and potassium dichromate, 13 glass fiber, 14 mica, kaolin, wollastonite, silica, and so on, 22 are added to enhance the mechanical and thermal properties of green composites, resulting in hybrid composites.…”