A new family of magnets may be a first step toward organic versions of the familiar metal objects, researchers say.
STICK TO IT. A researcher holds a conventional magnet that attracts the dark powder, a new metal-organic magnet, in the vial. R. Jain and K. Kabir/Univ. of Victoria
Fabricating metal magnets requires high temperatures, notes Robin G.
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