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Does nickel drive Earth’s magnetic field?

13 Jul 2017 Hamish Johnston
Deep thinkers: Giorgio Sangiovanni, Michael Karolak and Andreas Hausoel
A theoretical study of nickel at high temperatures and high pressures suggests that the metal could

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