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N2 (32) 2012

Two new elementary particles having an exotic “molecular” structure with B-mesons playing the role of atoms have been detected in the Belle international experimen performed at the collider in JapanA chemical modification of graphene, a monolayer of graphite, turns it into a semiconducting material promising for microelectronicsFor the last fifteen years, Novosibirsk physicists have fabricated more than a dozen generators of synchrotron radiation for foreign research centers
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