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Physics and Mathematics

Scientists create memory device the size of a single molecule

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By TheAngrySage
November 30, 2020 in Physics and Mathematics

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I have no idea why it deleted some of the stuff I wrote. Here is a quick synopsis: they placed a Gadolinium atom inside a Buckyball and were able to show that it could represent binary data.

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