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Scientists at the University of Toronto used chiral phonons and Raman spectroscopy to find evidence for an octupolar magnetic order in exotic materials like NpO2 and Sr2MgReO6. The researchers published their findings in Physical Review Letters, noting the method could eventually aid sensors or data storage, though commercialization remains unlikely soon.
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