The "high-temperature" superconductor class has had many definitions. The label high-Tc should be reserved for materials with critical temperatures greater than the boiling point of . However, a number of materials – including the original discovery and recently discovered pnictide superconductors – have critical temperatures below 77 K (−196.2 °C) but nonetheless are commonly referred to in p. [pdf]
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