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Hydrogen sticks to magnetic nickel sevenfold more when its spin lies parallel to the surface
A Tokyo group fired spin-polarized hydrogen at ferromagnetic nickel and at nonmagnetic copper, and the adsorption gap appeared only on the magnet. That control is what turns electron spin into a usable variable rather than a curiosity.
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