Green mediated synthesis was employed to reduce the SnO 2 nanomaterials from SnCl 2
with the rhizome of Corallo carpus epigaeus as a reducing agent for the first time. The
particles were subjected to optical, structural and morphological studies. In UV–Vis
spectroscopy, the absorbent peak was observed at 352 nm confirmed the presence of Sn 4+
ions. XRD pattern had been used to establish the tetragonal rutile structure of the
nanomaterials. The morphological analysis revealed that the particles were in spherical …