The concentration of precursors is crucial because it directly affects the nucleation and growth processes of nanomaterials. A higher concentration can lead to rapid nucleation, resulting in smaller nanoparticles, while a lower concentration may favor slower growth and larger particles. This parameter helps in controlling the morphology and functional properties of the synthesized nanomaterials, making it a key factor in tailoring materials for specific applications, such as in drug delivery, catalysis, and electronics.
