stability of nanostructures

What role does the chemical environment play?

The chemical environment surrounding nanostructures can greatly influence their stability. For instance, exposure to oxygen can lead to oxidation, while contact with water can cause hydrolysis or dissolution. To improve stability, nanostructures can be encapsulated in protective layers or functionalized with chemical groups that impart resistance to environmental degradation.

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