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What's wrong with high pressure superconductors? At least those don't require constant energy input, which would seem to be an improvement.
by deelowe 7y ago
What's wrong with high pressure superconductors? At least those don't require constant energy input, which would seem to be an improvement.
- sfasfsafd 7y agoat a 1E6 atm, it's beyond useless for any practical application (unlike "normal" superconductors that can be used with a bit of N2 plumbing). If you scroll through the paper, you'll see they talk about using a diamond anvil. Even if we could compress anything other than a spec of this stuff, it would still require massive amounts of PV work to achieve the P required.