List of superconductors

The table showing major parameters of major superconductors of simple structure. X:Y means material X doped with element Y, TC is the highest reported transition temperature in kelvins and HC is a critical magnetic field in teslas. "BCS" means whether or not the superconductivity is explained within the BCS theory.

Formula TC (K) HC (T) Type BCS References
Elements
Al 1.20 0.01 I yes [1][2][3]
Cd 0.52 0.0028 I yes [2][3]
Diamond:B 11.4 4 II yes [4][5][6]
Ga 1.083 0.0058 I yes [7][3][2]
Hf 0.165 I yes [2]
α-Hg 4.15 0.04 I yes [2][3]
β-Hg 3.95 0.04 I yes [2][3]
In 3.4 0.03 I yes [2][3]
Ir 0.14 0.0016[7] I yes [2]
α-La 4.9 I yes [2]
β-La 6.3 I yes [2]
Mo 0.92 0.0096 I yes [2][7]
Nb 9.26 0.82 II yes [2][3]
Os 0.65 0.007 I yes [2]
Pa 1.4 I yes [8]
Pb 7.19 0.08 I yes [2][3]
Re 2.4 0.03 I yes [2][3][9]
Ru 0.49 0.005 I yes [2][3]
Si:B 0.4 0.4 II yes [10]
Sn 3.72 0.03 I yes [2][3]
Ta 4.48 0.09 I yes [2][3]
Tc 7.46–11.2 0.04 II yes [2][3]
α-Th 1.37 0.013 I yes [2][3]
Ti 0.39 0.01 I yes [2][3]
Tl 2.39 0.02 I yes [2][3]
α-U 0.68 I yes [2][8]
β-U 1.8 I yes [8]
V 5.03 1 II yes [2][3]
α-W 0.015 0.00012 I yes [7][8][11]
β-W 1–4 [11]
Zn 0.855 0.005 I yes [2][3]
Zr 0.55 0.014 I yes [2][3]
Compounds
Ba8Si46 8.07 0.008 II yes [12]
C6Ca 11.5 0.95 II [13]
C6Li3Ca2 11.15 II [13]
C8K 0.14 II [13]
C8KHg 1.4 II [13]
C6K 1.5 II [14]
C3K 3.0 II [14]
C3Li <0.35 II [14]
C2Li 1.9 II [14]
C3Na 2.3–3.8 II [14]
C2Na 5.0 II [14]
C8Rb 0.025 II [13]
C6Sr 1.65 II [13]
C6Yb 6.5 II [13]
C60Cs2Rb 33 II yes [15]
C60K3 19.8 0.013 II yes [16][12]
C60RbX 28 II yes [17]
FeB4 2.9 I [18]
InN 3 II yes [19]
In2O3 3.3 ~3 II yes [20]
LaB6 0.45 yes [21]
MgB2 39 74 II yes [22]
Nb3Al 18 II yes [2]
Nb3Ge 23.2 37 II yes [23]
NbO 1.38 II yes [24]
NbN 16 II yes [2]
Nb3Sn 18.3 30 II yes [25]
NbTi 10 15 II yes [2]
SiC:B 1.4 0.008 I yes [26]
SiC:Al 1.5 0.04 II yes [26]
TiN 5.6 yes [27]
YB6 8.4 II yes [28][29][30]
ZrN 10 yes [31]
ZrB12 6.0 I yes [30]

See also

References

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