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This study investigates the development and characterization of green epoxy bio-composites reinforced with date palm leaflets, focusing on their viscoelastic properties and impact behavior. The research emphasizes sustainability by utilizing natural, renewable fibers as reinforcement, reducing environmental impact while maintaining material performance. The bio-composites demonstrate enhanced mechanical properties, making them suitable for lightweight and durable applications. The viscoelastic analysis provides insights into the material's energy dissipation and deformation behavior under stress, while impact tests reveal their ability to withstand dynamic loads. This work showcases the potential of agricultural waste as a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative in composite material development.

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