Reemergence of Superconductivity at 48K in Compressed Iron Selenide Based Superconductors
Superconductivity in some materials can be induced or tuned by chemical substitution, external pressure and magnetic field. Among these control parameters, pressure is a "clean" way to produce or manipulate superconductivity of matters without changing their chemistry.
22-02-2012
Superconductivity in some materials can be induced or tuned by chemical substitution, external pressure and magnetic field. Among these control parameters, pressure is a "clean" way to produce or manipulate superconductivity of matters without changing their chemistry.
Recently, a new finding from Prof. Zhongxian Zhao's group at Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Science, demonstrated an unexpected superconducting phenomenon in a newly discovered iron selenide based s...
02 22 , 2012
