nanolocalization

noun

noun

Etymology From nano- + localization.

localization at a nanoscale position

A simple model based on 'nanoelectrolysis' (i.e., nanolocalization of the production of H 2 molecules at the apex of the nanoelectrode) and an 'open bubble' (i.e., exchanging H 2 molecules with the solution) explains most of the observations..2016, Z Hammadi, L Lapena, R Morin, J Olives, “Immobilization of a bubble in water by nanoelectrolysis”, in arXiv:

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