<ul><li>Scientists at McGill University have discovered an unexpected electrical effect in ultra-thin bismuth, which remains constant across a wide temperature range.</li><li>This discovery could lead to more stable and environmentally friendly electronics, with potential benefits in space exploration and medical devices.</li><li>Bismuth is non-toxic and biocompatible, making it a safer alternative to other materials used in electronics.</li><li>Further research will explore the transformation of bismuth's electrical effect, which could enable the development of high-temperature electronic devices.</li></ul>

Ultra-thin bismuth: A surprising discovery for green electronics

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