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Evidence for a superconducting gap emerges in hydrogen sulphides

  • German researchers have directly measured a superconducting gap in a hydride sulphide material for the first time.
  • Superconductivity in these materials is confirmed to be mediated by phonons.
  • High-temperature superconducting materials like H3S and LaH10 have attracted significant interest in the scientific community.
  • Researchers developed planar electron tunnelling spectroscopy to measure the superconducting gaps in H3S and D3S, revealing gaps of 60 meV and 44 meV respectively.

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