Grape-induced quantum sensors
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Could microwaved grapes be used for quantum sensing?

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The plasma-inducing grape effect was first observed in 1994 .
Scientists say grapes have the right refractive index and size to "trap" microwaves.
The trick also works with gooseberries, large blackberries, and quail eggs, as well as hydrogel beads.
This property of grapes might help make more efficient quantum sensors.
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