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Physics in Canada / La Physique au Canada - 2011 (67.2)
Carbon-based Superconductors
Author(s)
Elisabeth J. Nicol
Institution
University of Guelph
The versatility of carbon to form new materials has led to the discovery of many new carbon-based superconductors. A brief survey of some carbon-based super-conductors is given. With discoveries in organics materials, carbon nanotubes, doped diamond and doped fullerenes, among others, Tc has risen from from mK to 40 K over the last 45 years, with projections to go higher.
