AI Article Synopsis
- Researchers discovered a new superconducting state in the carbonaceous sulfur hydride (C-S-H) system that achieves a record temperature of 191 K under pressures below 100 GPa.
- The superconducting properties of C-S-H are influenced by the amount of carbon present in the material.
- X-ray diffraction and simulations show that even at high pressures (up to 100 GPa), C-S-H maintains a molecular-like structure.
Article Abstract
We report a previously unobserved superconducting state of the photosynthesized carbonaceous sulfur hydride (C-S-H) system with a maximum of 191(1) K below 100 GPa. The properties of C-S-H are dependent on carbon content, and X-ray diffraction and simulations reveal the system remains molecular-like up to 100 GPa.
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