Method of synthesis of a superconducting material
AssigneeUniversity of Wollongong
InventorsShi Xue Dou, Hau Kun Liu, Alexey Vladimirovich Pan, Sihai Zhou, Mihail Horia Ionescu
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Abstract
A method of synthesizing a superconducting material, comprising mixing starting materials comprising magnesium, boron, silicon and carbon; heating the mixture of starting materials to a temperature in the range between 650° C. and 2000° C. to produce a material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide; and cooling the resulting material to a temperature below the critical temperature of the material to render the material capable of superconducting.
Claims22
A method of synthesizing a superconducting material, comprising:
- mixing starting materials comprising Mg, B, Si and C;
- heating the mixture of starting materials to a temperature in the range between 650° C. and 1000° C. to produce a material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide;
- and
- cooling the material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide to a temperature below the critical temperature of the material to render the material capable of superconducting.
A method of synthesizing a superconducting material, comprising:
- mixing starting materials comprising MgB2 and SiC;
- heating the mixture of starting materials to a temperature in the range between 650° C. and 1000° C. to produce a material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide;
- and
- cooling the material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide to a temperature below the critical temperature of the material to render the material capable of superconducting.
A method of synthesizing a superconducting material, comprising:
- mixing starting materials comprising MgB2, Si and C;
- heating the mixture of starting materials to a temperature in the range between 650° C. and 1000° C. to produce a material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide;
- and
- cooling the material comprising magnesium boride doped with silicon carbide to a temperature below the critical temperature of the material to render the material capable of superconducting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.