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Materials that Can Emit More Light than They Can Absorb

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According to the laws of physics, the emissivity and absorptiveness of a material must be identical. But in the presence of a magnetic field, some materials do not comply with this rule. A trail for new technologies.

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Materials that Can Emit More Light than They Can Absorb

According to the laws of physics, the emissivity and absorptiveness of a material must be identical. But in the presence of a magnetic field, some materials do not comply with this rule. A trail for new technologies.

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pourlascience.fr broke the news in 4 days ago on Thursday, August 14, 2025.

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