Quantum Hall-like effect in electrochemical systems due to extra-dimension embedded in 3D graphene at room temperature

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Researchers observed a quantum Hall-like effect at room temperature in an electrochemical system involving gold and silver nanoparticle deposition onto 3D graphene, potentially due to quantum coherency in an extra dimension.

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This preprint reports a room-temperature quantization effect in an electrochemical system during electrodeposition of gold and silver nanoparticles onto three-dimensional microstructure graphene (graphene foam) under specific applied potentials. The authors describe the phenomenon as a quantum Hall-like effect possibly arising from “quantum coherency” associated with quantization in an extra dimension embedded in the graphene microstructure (with a characteristic radius ~100 µm), and they fit the experimental data using a simplified quantum calculation. Primary theoretical framing is provided using Landauer formalism and Polyakov action from string theory, with the caveat that the concrete theoretical explanation could be elaborated further. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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In this work, we report for the first time, the quantization effect occurred at room temperature in an electrochemical system. The setup where it occurred was electrodeposition of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) onto three-dimensional microstructure graphene (GF) under certain applied potential. This is the first time that this quantum phenomenon occurs in solutions under electrochemical experiment. This effect might be described as quantum coherency in extra dimension embedded in three-dimensional microstructure of graphene foam which approximately hold radius around 100 µm. Possible explanation was proposed that the quantum effect occurs due to quantization in extra dimension when certain conditions were met. Our simplified quantum calculation could be used to fit with the experimental data. The quantization behaviors were observed in both silver and gold electrodeposition on GF. Primary theoretical description was explained in this article using Landauer formalism and Polyakov action from string theory. However, the concrete theoretical explanation could possibly be further elaborated or explained in a different way (Supplementary data contains the experimented videos).
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The setup where it occurred was electrodeposition of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) onto three-dimensional microstructure graphene (GF) under certain applied potential. This is the first time that this quantum phenomenon occurs in solutions under electrochemical experiment. This effect might be described as quantum coherency in extra dimension embedded in three-dimensional microstructure of graphene foam which approximately hold radius around 100 µm. Possible explanation was proposed that the quantum effect occurs due to quantization in extra dimension when certain conditions were met. Our simplified quantum calculation could be used to fit with the experimental data. The quantization behaviors were observed in both silver and gold electrodeposition on GF. Primary theoretical description was explained in this article using Landauer formalism and Polyakov action from string theory. 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