A new organic superconductor, (DODHT)2BF4·H2O
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Hiroyuki Nishikawa, Asami Machida, Takanobu Morimoto, Koichi Kikuchi, Takeshi Kodama, Isao Ikemoto, Jun-ichi Yamada, Harukazu Yoshino, Keizo Murata
In addition to two organic superconductors (DODHT)2X [DODHT = (1,4-dioxane-2,3-diyldithio)dihydrotetrathiafulvalene; X = PF6 and AsF6] previously reported by us, the BF4 salt of DODHT containing one water molecule [(DODHT)2BF4路H2O] has been found to undergo a superconducting transition at 3.2 K under a hydrostatic pressure of 15.5 kbar.
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