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A stinky superconductor
The next time you smell a whiff of rot in your morning’s eggs, you might not want to throw them away. Instead, you might do better to realise what you’re smelling could be a superconductor (under the right conditions) that’s, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashcroft-Ginzburg, BCS theory of supercondictivity, critical temperature, cuprates, hydrogen sulphide, magnesium diboride, Meissner effect, pnictides, sulphur hydride, superconductors
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