In the expanding universe of green chemistry, a star is on the rise. This star, known as Isosorbide, is an unsung hero in the world of sustainable chemical materials and is poised to take center stage in the near future. As a pivotal chemical raw material, Isosorbide, with its versatility and environmentally friendly attributes, is set to revolutionize industries. Its potential applications are vast, from serving as an alternative to Bisphenol A (BPA) in the production of clear, wear-resistant, and impact-resistant polycarbonate materials to modifying other resins for enhanced environmental performance. A derivative of sorbitol, Isosorbide is the product of a dehydration process. Predominantly produced from grain starch, the humble…