Copper (Cu) nanopowder, also known as copper nanoparticles, is a metallic nanomaterial derived from copper, a widely used transition metal. At the nanoscale, copper particles often show behavior that differs from bulk copper, which makes them a subject of ongoing research in materials science, chemistry, and engineering.
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