Observación experimental de una resonancia plasmónica de radiofrecuencia en el agua

Igor I Smolyaninov1, Quirino Balzano2, Nicholas Dale2

  • 1Saltenna Inc., 1751 Pinnacle Dr. Ste. 600, McLean, VA, 22102-4007, USA. igor.smolyaninov@saltenna.com.

Scientific reports
|August 26, 2025
PubMed
Resumen

Los campos de radiofrecuencia exhiben una propagación inusual en el agua debido a una resonancia de gradiente plasmónico. Este fenómeno mejora la penetración del campo de radio bajo el agua, con aplicaciones potenciales en biosensores y nanofotónica.

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