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Nature 410, 23-24 (1 March 2001) | doi:10.1038/35065177
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- Ithaca, New York
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Robert J. Cava
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An overlooked compound has a surprise in store for physicists. It becomes superconducting at a much higher temperature than any other stable metallic compound.
The field of superconductivity has been rocked by a startling announcement. For fifteen years, researchers have been delving into the mysterious and complex world of high-temperature superconducting materials — virtually ignoring simple metallic compounds because they superconduct at very low temperatures.
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