Three small systems showing probable room-temperature superconductivity
arXiv:1201.2576 · doi:10.1016/j.physc.2012.07.011
Abstract
I shall discuss three small systems in which I think room-temperature superconductivity has been observed. These are: 1. Narrow channels through films of oxidised atactic polypropylene (OAPP) and other polymers. 2. Some multiwalled carbon nanotubes or mats of nanotubes. 3. Sandwich structures based on CdF_2. The main emphasis will be on polymer films.
8 pages. Physica C, to be published. Changes from v2: Journal of publication added. Two sentences added on both page 1 and page 6. Three references added
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