The unique properties of these new nanomaterials enable a plethora of applications across various fields:
- Electronics: Graphene and carbon nanotubes are being used to develop faster, more efficient transistors and flexible, transparent electronic devices. - Energy Storage: MXenes and carbon nanotubes are key components in advanced batteries and supercapacitors, offering higher capacity and faster charging times. - Biomedical: Quantum dots and MOFs are being utilized for targeted drug delivery, medical imaging, and even cancer treatment. - Environmental: Nanomaterials like MOFs are being used for water purification and gas separation, helping to tackle environmental challenges.
