Vaidotas Žvikas

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1. Introduction Nanotechnology is a greatly advanced and diverse field that characterized by multidirectional applications in the twentieth century [1,2]. Using nanotechnology, the functionality of materials can be greatly enhanced, in terms of both their economic and commercial value [3]. Green synthesis of nanoparticles is relatively cheap, non-hazardous, produces less waste, has the lowest production price, and is easy to implement on an industrial scale [4,5,6,7].