Cooling - 1 News by Uni Augsburg

Cooling - 1 News by Uni Augsburg

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Cooling towards absolute zero using super-heavy electrons

New quantum material significantly improves adiabatic demagnetization cooling

13-Sep-2016 - To reach temperatures closely above absolute zero at −273.16 °C the demagnetization of magnetic materials under adiabatic, i.e., thermally insulated, conditions is utilized. Up to now, diluted magnetic salts have been used for this purpose. Researchers from Augsburg, Göttingen, Kyoto and Iowa ...

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