<ul><li>MIT physicists have discovered that in an ultra-thin material, electrons can form crystal-like structures.</li><li>This material, known as rhombohedral pentalayer graphene, has shown various exceptional behaviors in previous experiments.</li><li>In the latest study, researchers found that by adjusting the voltage and cooling the material, electrons turned into a solid-like structure.</li><li>These discoveries open up new possibilities and indicate the potential of this material.</li></ul>

MIT scientists discover “frozen” electron crystals in a new ultra-thin material

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