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Non-Transition Metal Systems— SN X and Others

In the course of the broad research effort on preparing radically new superconducting materials, other inorganic systems were found to exhibit this phenomenon a sampling of these are presented below. The unusual feature of these materials is the fact that few contain the best superconducting elements in their chemical formulations. [Pg.25]

Highly conducting 1-D system. Undergoes a Peierls transition at low temperature. Nearly superconducting. Stack of super-positioned, square-planar Pt(CN)4 groups. [Pg.25]

Both CuCl2 and Cu(NOs)2 have been introduced (31) between the layers of graphite (stage-five intercalation) by E. Strumpp in W. [Pg.26]

Historical Introduction and Crystal Chemistry of Oxide Superconductors 27 [Pg.27]

Germany, but the physical properties of these intercalates have not been reported. Japanese workers have focussed their research on other alkali-metal derivatives, and have incorporated some heavy metals between the layers. Compositions such as C4KHg, C8KHg, C4KT115, and C8KH 010 have been isolated. [Pg.28]


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