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Typically they are either much thicker than advertised, possess capacitor-like characteristics and thus have little capacity under load, are made of impractically expensive exotic materials, or have low energy density and so need a large surface area or high volume to deliver power of any use. With current technology, rewriting bits on these materials requires an impractically large magnetic field. While EPMA offers the highest spatial resolution of the three methods employed, the measurement times become impractically long when attempting to measure large groups of elements present at the 0. |
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