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Casimir Effect
June 26 , 2024
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- The Casimir effect is a quantum phenomenon in which two materials, when placed close together, can be attracted or repelled by quantum fluctuations.
- Researchers successfully manipulated this effect by reversing the transition of attractive to repulsive using a ferrofluid as intermediate medium.
- In 1948, Dutch physicist Hendrik Casimir developed an ingenious experiment to witness the invisible wonders of quantum mechanics.
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