LuH2±xNy does not exhibit near-ambient superconductivity.
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Researchers have concluded the absence of near-ambient superconductivity in nitrogen-doped lutetium hydride (LuH2±xNy) under pressures below 40.1 GPa. The study used a high pressure and high temperature synthesis technique to obtain LuH2±xNy and observed a gradually improved metallic behavior without showing superconductivity down to 2 K. Temperature dependence of magnetization under high pressures shows a very weak positive signal between 100 and 320 K, and the magnetization increases with magnetic field at 100 K, all of which are not expected for superconductivity at 100 K.
Topics:science#high-pressure#high-temperature-synthesis#magnetization#nitrogen-doped-lutetium-hydride#science#superconductivity
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