Mar 2, 2014
New State of Matter Discovered
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New State of Matter Discovered
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There was a time when states of matter were simple: Solid, liquid, gas. Then came plasma, Bose -Einstein condensate, supercritical fluid and more. Now the list has grown by one more, with the unexpected discovery of a new state dubbed “dropletons” that bear some resemblance to liquids but occur under very different circumstances. The discovery occurred when a team at the University of Colorado Joint Institute for Lab Astrophysics were focusing laser light on gallium arsenide (GaAs) to create excitons. Click the link to read more...
Dropleton
When you can't FIND new particles, you make them. "Called a dropleton or quantum droplet, the newly created "particle" is actually a short-lived cluster of electrons and positive charges called "holes." Like other so-called quasiparticles, dropletons act like single particles."Â Image Credit: Brad Baxley
What exactly this means I'm not sure, exotic new materials in the future?Â
Scientists discover new quasiparticle called a "quantum droplet" or "dropleton"
Scientists discover new quasiparticle called a “quantum droplet” or “dropleton”
Photograph by Tom Blackwell
JILA physicists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and University of Colorado Boulder have discovered a new semiconductor quasiparticle called a “quantum droplet” or “dropleton”.
Quasiparticles are groups of smaller particles that act together in a predictable way, and in the dropleton the particles briefly condense into a liquid-like…
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