POPA ReconResearchers found no measurable evidence that visible light directly speeds up the evaporation of pure water. Across multiple laser…
Researchers found no measurable evidence that visible light directly speeds up the evaporation of pure water. Across multiple laser experiments, evaporation rates and surface molecular vibrations remained unchanged, suggesting that previously reported “photomolecular” effects likely arise from heating, material properties or experimental geometry rather than light acting directly on water molecules. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2615377123
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