An experimental physicist who performed much of the work reported in the 2015 sulfur-hydride superconductivity study. A diamond anvil cell compressed the sample to very high pressure; electrical and magnetic measurements tested the transition. The reported 203-kelvin result depended on pressure and sample preparation, illustrating that a transition temperature describes a particular material state and experimental history.[ref]
Conventional superconductivity at 203 kelvin at high pressures in the sulfur hydride system by A. P. Drozdov and others. Author contributions and Extended Data Figs. 2–6: experiments, thermal history and cell apparatus
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