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A pronounced negative resistance and ultrarapid switching between an initial insulating state and a conducting state has been observed in thin films of NiO at room temperature. The switching is reversible with respect to polarity change and quite stable even after repeated cycling.
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Bruyère et al. (1970) studied this question.
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