2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.ssc.2004.04.034
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Proton incorporations and superconductivity in a cobalt oxyhydrate

Abstract: We report the evidence of proton incorporations in a newly-discovered cobalt oxyhydrate superconductor. During the hydration process for Na$_{0.32}$CoO$_{2}$ by the direct reaction with water liquid, it was shown that substantial NaOH was gradually liberated, indicating that H$^{+}$ is incorporated into the hydrated compound. Combined with the thermogravimetric analysis, the chemical composition of the typical sample is Na$_{0.22}$H$_{0.1}$CoO$_{2}\cdot 0.85$H$_{2}$O, which shows bulk superconductivity at 4.4 … Show more

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“…5,20 First, parent compound Na 0.7 CoO 2 was prepared by a solid-state reaction from high purity Na 2 CO 3 and Co 3 O 4 powders. Second, the sodium was adequately deintercalated by employing Br 2 /CH 3 CN as an oxidizing agent.…”
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“…5,20 First, parent compound Na 0.7 CoO 2 was prepared by a solid-state reaction from high purity Na 2 CO 3 and Co 3 O 4 powders. Second, the sodium was adequately deintercalated by employing Br 2 /CH 3 CN as an oxidizing agent.…”
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“…The chemical composition of the sample was determined by the techniques described previously. 20 The sample used in present study has the chemical composition of Na 0.33…”
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“…Therefore the chemical changes that are taking place to yield the observations in figure 4 do not involve decomposition of the superconducting phase but rather subtle structural or chemical changes. One possibility is that some Na may be leached out of the superconductor into the surrounding intergrain water over a period of several days 6 , 7 an effect that is accelerated for hydration by immersion in large volumes of liquid water. The observed change in Tc may therefore represent the leaching of a slightly Na rich composition through the optimal composition to a Na poor composition over a period of a week, tracing out the narrow peak in Tc vs. Na content 8 .…”
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“…Based upon previous experimental results, 7,8 the post reduction in aqueous NaOH solution at room temperature can be expressed as follows,…”
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