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When exposed to air, new nanomaterial becomes magnetic at high temperatures
While fridge magnets are great for saving favorite recipes, modern magnetic materials are useful for improving fiber optics or quantum information science technology.
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Researchers report that a newly developed nanomaterial becomes magnetic when exposed to air and heated to high temperatures. The material’s magnetic behavior is linked to its atoms arranging in a spinel lattice structure, a configuration common in many conventional magnets. This property could broaden applications in areas such as fiber‑optic technologies and quantum information science.
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