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Superconductivity

Clathrate superhydride makes new high-temperature superconductor

06 Jun 2022 Isabelle Dumé
superhydride CaH6
A decade after it was theorized, scientists in China have synthesized a new type of superconductor, the superhydride CaH6. (Courtesy: Hongbo Wang/Jilin University)
Researchers in China have synthesized a new type of high-temperature superconductor, clathrate calci

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