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The next step for the LiU researchers is to investigate whether it is possible to do the same with other noble metals and identify additional future applications.

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"This is an unusual observation for a molecular system based on manganese in its oxidation state +IV. Even with noble metals emission in this energy region is essentially unprecedented," said Professor Katja Heinze.

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Mixing the magnetic metal nickel with the noble metal gold radically changes the electronic properties.

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The deposits left behind are akin to the eight noble metals but even nobler: extraordinarily conductive and resistant to corrosion, with a seemingly limitless range of uses.

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A cousin of platinum and traditionally much less expensive, palladium is part of a family of metals known as the “noble metals” because they resist corrosion and oxidation.

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