Tree-like giant is largest molecule ever made
PG5 could store drugs within its complex, tree-like folds (Image: Angewandte Chemie) Meet PG5, the largest stable synthetic molecule ever made. With a diameter of 10 nanometres and a mass equal to 200 million hydrogen atoms, this huge molecule festooned with tree-like appendages, paves the way to sophisticated structures capable of storing drugs within their folds, or bonding to a wide variety of
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