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Superconductivity

Superconductivity

Two-dimensional electride material makes a promising superconductor

18 Oct 2023 Isabelle Dumé
Diagram of AlH2
In a 2D monolayer of aluminium hydride (AlH2), excess anionic electrons provided by the aluminium are confined in the interstices of the aluminium lattice. Applying strain changes this electron configuration and raises the critical temperature for superconductivity. (Courtesy: Z Zhao)
A new theoretical study sheds fresh light on the relationship between superconductivity and “exces

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