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List of superconductors

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The table below shows some of the parameters of common superconductors. X:Y means material X doped with element Y, TC is the highest reported transition temperature in kelvins and HC is a critical magnetic field in tesla. "BCS" means whether or not the superconductivity is explained within the BCS theory.

List

Substance Class TC (K) HC (T) Type BCS References
Al Element 1.20 0.01 I yes [1][2][3]
Bi Element 5.3×10−4 5.2×10−6 I no [note 1] [4]
Cd Element 0.52 0.0028 I yes [2][3]
Diamond:B Element 11.4 4 II yes [5][6][7]
Ga Element 1.083 0.0058 I yes [2][3][8]
Hf Element 0.165 I yes [2]
α-Hg Element 4.15 0.04 I yes [2][3]
β-Hg Element 3.95 0.04 I yes [2][3]
In Element 3.4 0.03 I yes [2][3]
Ir Element 0.14 0.0016 I yes [2][8]
α-La Element 4.9 I yes [2]
β-La Element 6.3 I yes [2]
Li Element 4×10−4 I [9]
Mo Element 0.92 0.0096 I yes [2][8]
Nb Element 9.26 0.82 II yes [2][3]
Os Element 0.65 0.007 I yes [2]
Pa Element 1.4 I yes [10]
Pb Element 7.19 0.08 I yes [2][3]
Re Element 2.4 0.03 I yes [2][3][11]
Rh Element 3.25×10−4 4.9×10−6 I [12]
Ru Element 0.49 0.005 I yes [2][3]
Si:B Element 0.4 0.4 II yes [13]
Sn Element 3.72 0.03 I yes [2][3]
Ta Element 4.48 0.09 I yes [2][3]
Tc Element 7.46–11.2 0.04 II yes [2][3]
α-Th Element 1.37 0.013 I yes [2][3]
Ti Element 0.39 0.01 I yes [2][3]
Tl Element 2.39 0.02 I yes [2][3]
α-U Element 0.68 I yes [2][10]
β-U Element 1.8 I yes [10]
V Element 5.03 1 II yes [2][3]
α-W Element 0.015 0.00012 I yes [8][10][14]
β-W Element 1–4 [14]
Zn Element 0.855 0.005 I yes [2][3]
Zr Element 0.55 0.014 I yes [2][3]
Ba8Si46 Clathrate 8.07 0.008 II yes [15]
CaH
6 		Clathrate 215 (172 GPa) [16][17]
C6Ca Compound 11.5 0.95 II [18]
C6Li3Ca2 Compound 11.15 II [18]
C8K Compound 0.14 II [18]
C8KHg Compound 1.4 II [18]
C6K Compound 1.5 II [19]
C3K Compound 3.0 II [19]
C3Li Compound <0.35 II [19]
C2Li Compound 1.9 II [19]
C3Na Compound 2.3–3.8 II [19]
C2Na Compound 5.0 II [19]
C8Rb Compound 0.025 II [18]
C6Sr Compound 1.65 II [18]
Sr2RuO4 Compound 0.93 II [20]
C6Yb Compound 6.5 II [18]
C60Cs2Rb Compound 33 II yes [21]
C60K3 Compound 19.8 0.013 II yes [15][22]
C60RbX Compound 28 II yes [23]
C60Cs3 Compound 38
FeB4 Compound 2.9 II [24]
InN Compound 3 II yes [25]
In2O3 Compound 3.3 ~3 II yes [26]
LaB6 Compound 0.45 yes [27]
La3Ni2O7 Nickelate 80 (>14 GPa) [28]
MgB2 Compound 39 74 II yes [29]
Nb3Al Compound 18 II yes [2]
NbC1-xNx Compound 17.8 12 II yes [30][31]
Nb3Ge Compound 23.2 37 II yes [32]
NbO Compound 1.38 II yes [33]
NbN Compound 16 II yes [2]
Nb3Sn Compound 18.3 30 II yes [34]
NbTi Compound 10 15 II yes [2]
SiC:B Compound 1.4 0.008 I yes [35]
SiC:Al Compound 1.5 0.04 II yes [35]
TiN Compound 5.6 5 I yes [36][37][38]
V3Si Compound 17 [39]
YB6 Compound 8.4 II yes [40][41][42]
ZrN Compound 10 yes [43]
ZrB12 Compound 6.0 II yes [42]
UTe2 Compound 2.0 no [44]
CuBa0.15La1.85O4 Cuprate 52.5 [45]
YBCO Cuprate 95 120–250 II no
EuBCO Cuprate 93 II no [46]
GdBCO Cuprate 91 II no [47]
BSCCO Cuprate 104
HBCCO Cuprate 135
SmFeAs(O,F) Iron-based 55
CeFeAs(O,F) Iron-based 41
LaFeAs(O,F) Iron-based 26
LaFeSiH Iron-based 11
LaFePO Iron-based 4
FeSe:SrTiO3 Iron-based 60-100
(Ba,K)Fe2As2 Iron-based 38
NaFeAs Iron-based 20
HgTlBaCaCuO Compound 164 II
H2S Polyhydride 203 (155 GPa) II
LaH
10 		Polyhydride 250 (150 GPa) [48]
Yb Element 1.4 (>86 GPa) no [49]

Notes

  1. ↑ According to,[4] superconductivity in Bi is not compatible with conventional BCS theory because the Fermi energy of Bi is comparable to the phonon energy (Debye frequency).

References

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