The phase of a nanomaterial determines its suitability for various applications. For instance:
Solid-phase nanomaterials are often used in electronics, coatings, and structural applications due to their stability and robustness. Liquid-phase nanomaterials are ideal for medical and industrial applications where fluidity and ease of application are critical. Gas-phase nanomaterials are important in manufacturing processes that require high purity and controlled environments. Plasma-phase nanomaterials are used in specialized applications requiring unique surface modifications or thin film coatings.
