"close to room temperature" is said a bunch in the article, but they never say how close.
The actual paper says 280 K in the abstract, which is about 7°C or 44°F. How hard would that have been to mention?
So even before refining it, this is freezer temp and not liquid nitrogen temp like I was expecting from them avoiding the answer.
This is great news for data centers, I guess.
Its rare so no it won't.
"Rare material" references the fact that it's a magnetoelectric which is a rare category of materials, not how difficult it is to get or produce. In fact, it's made of common metals.
Who you out here calling common?
Strontium and manganese
That's actually not very nice, you are making the Strontium sad
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