What is the meaning of the "bulk effect". it seems that it is anyway a surface effect, but with a nanometric geometry that increase surface so that macroscopicaly the whole bulk participate...
did I understand correctly? if it was a metal bulk effect, and not a surface effect, it would mean many theorical things. 2012/3/9 Harry Veeder <[email protected]> > <<Hagelstein said of the NANOR experiment, “I like the approach. It is > a bulk effect. The whole NANOR is participating, whereas the Pons and > Fleischmann experiment was only active at the surface. This is > important because you don’t want to have a process that destroys your > host.”>> > > Harry > >
