A predicted superconductor might work at a record-breaking 200° Celsius
The hydrogen-rich material would still need to be squeezed to extremely high pressures
A theoretical type of superconductor, made of atoms of lithium (illustrated in green), magnesium (blue) and hydrogen (red), could function even at temperatures above the boiling point of water, scientists say.
H. Liu
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