Hybrid nanomaterials

Hybrid nanomaterials are advanced substances made by combining two or more different types of nanomaterials at a very small scale—millions of times smaller than a virus. This combination leverages the unique properties of each component, resulting in a material with enhanced features like increased strength, better conductivity, or improved chemical reactivity. They are used in various fields such as medicine, energy storage, and environmental cleanup, offering innovative solutions by integrating different nanostructures to achieve superior performance compared to individual materials alone.