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Room-temperature superconductivity in a carbonaceous sulfur hydride!

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The title of this post indicates the exciting prospect that a method of producing a room temperature superconductor has finally been achived. This is only possible at enormous pressures however; >267 gigaPascals (GPa) or 2,635,023 atmospheres.

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