Chemistry · Nanomaterials
What constitutes the primary chemical structure of inorganic-based nanomaterials?
- 1Metals such as gold or silver, and metal oxides like titanium dioxide✓
- 2Multi-phase materials integrating structural reinforcements like polymers
- 3Primarily carbon arranged in a honeycomb lattice or cylindrical sheets
- 4Organic structures forming biodegradable liposomes and dendrimers
Correct answer
Metals such as gold or silver, and metal oxides like titanium dioxide
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