Abstract
This work theoretically investigates the process of heat release in an electrolyte near a solid-state nanoparticle when exposed to an external radio-frequency electromagnetic field. The effect on the heat release of the effect of a change in the electrical conductivity of the electrolyte near the nanoparticle due to the redistribution of the ion concentration and the inhomogeneity of the electric field caused by the difference in the dielectric constants of the electrolyte and the nanoparticle is taken into account. The proposed model can be useful for choosing the optimal parameters of nanoparticles and radio frequency radiation when used in biomedicine for tumor hyperthermia.
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