Electrochemical oxidation strips Pb from Au2PbP2 to produce the polar noncentrosymmetric superconductor Au2Pb0.914P2 with Tc=1.52 K via Jahn-Teller-driven structural rearrangement.
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The paper reviews the importance of the depairing current density Jd as a fundamental boundary in superconductors comparable to Tc and Bc2, explains the pulsed-current measurement method, and discusses its use in interfacial superconducting systems.
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Stripping Symmetry: Electrochemical Oxidation to a Superconducting Polar Metal in Au2Pb0.914P2
Electrochemical oxidation strips Pb from Au2PbP2 to produce the polar noncentrosymmetric superconductor Au2Pb0.914P2 with Tc=1.52 K via Jahn-Teller-driven structural rearrangement.
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Evaluating Superconductors through Current Induced Depairing
The paper reviews the importance of the depairing current density Jd as a fundamental boundary in superconductors comparable to Tc and Bc2, explains the pulsed-current measurement method, and discusses its use in interfacial superconducting systems.