Nano Chemistry

The combination of chemistry and nanoscience is known as nanochemistry. Nanochemistry is concerned with the production of building blocks that are influenced by size, surface, form, and defect characteristics. Nanochemistry has applications in chemical, materials, and physical sciences, as well as engineering, biology, and medicine. The core concepts of nanochemistry and other nanoscience topics are the same, but the applications of those concepts differ. In general, nanochemistry has nothing to do with a compound's atomic structure. Rather, it's about alternative approaches to transforming materials into problem-solving solutions.

Chemistry is concerned primarily with the degrees of freedom of atoms in the periodic table, but nanochemistry has introduced new degrees of freedom that influence material behaviour. Carbon nanomaterials such as carbon nanotubes (CNT), graphene, and fullerenes, which have received interest in recent years due to their extraordinary mechanical and electrical properties, can be made via nanochemical processes. The specific surface features that appear on the nanoscale are referred to as nanotopography. Nanotopography is commonly used in industry for electrics and artificially manufactured surface characteristics.

• Drug delivery
• Fluorescent
• Nanotopography
• Nanolithography
• Tissue engineering
• Nanowire compositions

Market Analysis: In 2021, the global Nano-chemicals market was worth 18504.45 million dollars, and it is expected to increase at a CAGR of 2.22 percent from 2020 to 2027.