Superconducting properties of RhInS single crystals
arXiv:1601.07948 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.094524
Abstract
The synthesis and crystallographic, thermodynamic and transport properties of single crystalline RhInS were studied. The resistivity, magnetization and specific heat measurements all clearly indicate bulk superconductivity with a critical temperature, 2.25 K. The Sommerfeld coefficient and the Debye temperature() were found to be 34 mJ mol K and 217 K respectively. The observed specific heat jump, = 1.66, is larger than the expected BCS weak coupling value of 1.43. Ginzburg-Landau (GL) ratio of the low temperature GL-penetration depth, 5750Å, to the GL-coherence length, 94Å, is large: 60. Furthermore, we observed a peak effect in the resistivity measurement as a function of both temperature and magnetic field.
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