Organic molecules are used in nanotechnology for a wide range of purposes, including the creation of nanomaterials, [nanomedicine](), and the development of nanoscale devices. Some key applications include:
Self-Assembly: Organic molecules can self-assemble into ordered structures, which is pivotal for constructing nanoscale patterns and shapes. Drug Delivery: Functionalized organic molecules can be used to create targeted drug delivery systems that release therapeutic agents directly at disease sites. Sensors: Organic molecules can be designed to change their properties in response to specific stimuli, making them ideal for creating highly sensitive nanoscale sensors. Electronics: Organic molecules, such as conductive polymers, are used to develop flexible and lightweight electronic devices. Energy Storage: Organic molecules are used in the development of efficient energy storage systems, such as organic batteries and supercapacitors.
