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Grant, Andrew (2015) Matter & energy: Graphene's allure can be magnetic: Proximity allows carbon sheet to borrow a material's power. Science News, 187. 7 doi:10.1002/scin.2015.187003005

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TitleMatter & energy: Graphene's allure can be magnetic: Proximity allows carbon sheet to borrow a material's power
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Year2015 (February 7)Volume187
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