HAIR HYDROLYSIS AND/OR PLANT FOOD

The present invention(s) consists of， but not limited to， process(es) for the extraction of amino acids from biomass and specifically from untreated human hair AND/OR hair/feathers of any other animal(s) and the results. Hydrolysis of the hair/feathers results in chemical changes to the cysteine AND/OR cystine derivatives. This results in formation of amino acids. Partial Oxidation of the chemical cystine is the reason behind the utility value of the product as a rich source of ready-to-be-absorbed product for plants as plant food. The product containing amino acids may be applied directly to plant leaves， wherefrom it is readily absorbed by stomata/stomates of plant leaves and results in a substantial increase in the yield/produce without damaging the natural soil composition. For example， human hair is currently discarded as waste. This waste human hair accumulates in drainage(s)， where it chokes the openings because in its natural form human hair is not decomposable by water. If human hair is burnt， it releases certain constituents into the atmosphere such as sulfur oxides and nitric oxides which may raise the air pollution. The present invention extracts the useful chemicals from hair for utilising it， thereby creating wealth from waste and simultaneously benefitting the environment as well.