![Left: Nickel ions in Ni2Mo3O8 (spheres inside center of polygons) form a honeycomb lattice of tetrahedral (green) and octahedral (blue) polygons. Right: Excitations of the magnetism from the tetrahedral polygons form a neutron scattering pattern (orange).](/-/media/bes/mse/images/highlights/2024/Dai.png?h=424&w=876&la=en&hash=1DF4C89EE885981F2CF5992A7B7D2E81FBA60376FA01F737B29BCE266859887D)
What If a Nonmagnetic Material Could Be Magnetic?
Electric fields in a crystal of Ni2Mo3O8 create spin excitons and elusive magnetic order.
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