Room-temperature superconductivity may be achieved
Abstract
<p indent="0mm">Exploring high critical temperature even room temperature superconductor is a long-standing pursued dream in condensed matter physics research. Theoretically, room temperature superconductivity may exist in metallic hydrogen or superhydride under extreme high pressure, but the realization requires tremendous challenge in experiments. Recently, scientists claim they find <sc>287.7 K</sc> superconductivity in C-S-H system under <sc>267 GPa</sc> pressure, which breaks the record of <sc>260 K</sc> in LaH<sub>10</sub> and further approaches room temperature. This study opens a new route to explore superconducting materials near room temperature. </p>
