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Scientists have discovered that one material with a formula found in nature is capable of superconducting at low temperatures without using the typical quantum trickery, making it the first
Superconductors are fascinating and also hugely useful, because they conduct electricity without energy loss. This is typically thanks to their electrons sharing identity in what are known asCooper pairs in unconventional superconductors link up in ways that weren't described in early models on superconductivity, ways that also mean they appear at higher temperatures.That miassite occurs in nature as well as being something scientists can synthesize in the lab makes it even rarer.
"Intuitively, you think that this is something which is produced deliberately during a focused search, and it cannot possibly exist in nature,"The discovery was made as part of efforts to find new, novel materials to advance fields such as quantum science. That led the team to miassite (Rh "Contrary to the nature of the pure elements, we have been mastering the use of mixtures of these elements that allow for low temperature growth of crystals with minimal vapor pressure,""It's like finding a hidden fishing hole that is full of big fat fish. In the Rh-S system we discovered three new superconductors."and large particle accelerators, but there's lots more potential here.
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