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Superconductivity and Disorder Effect in TlNiSeS crystals

arXiv:1305.1033 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/27/39/395701

Abstract

After our first discovery of superconductivity (SC) with =3.7 K in TlNiSe, we grew successfully a series of TlNiSeS (0.0 x 2.0) single crystals. The measurements of resistivity, susceptibility and specific heat were carried out. We found that SC with =2.3 K also emerges in TlNiS crystal, which appears to involve heavy electrons with an effective mass =1325 , as inferred from the normal state electronic specific heat and the upper critical field, . It was found that the and superconducting volume fraction in TlNiSeS crystals changes with the disorder degree induced by the partial substitution of S for Se, which is characterized by the residual resistivity ratio (\textit{RRR}). The effect of the disorder on SC may provide some information for understanding the mechanism of SC in this new Ni-chalcogenide system.

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