Re:A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperat...
by im3w1l on Friday June 07, 2019 @12:37AM
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> Although the team’s work breaks genuinely new ground, Meekes cheerfully admits that the circumstances under which the melting-point suppression occurs are so specific that the research is unlikely to have useful applications.
Whenever I hear of something extremely sensitive, it makes me want to turn it into a measurement device.
Whenever I hear of something extremely sensitive, it makes me want to turn it into a measurement device.
Not clear what you'd use this to measure though.