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Superconductivity in Layered Structure Organometallic Crystals
May 01 1970
May 01 1970
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Abstract
Superconductivity persists in several, layered, transition metal dichalcogenide superconductors
when the layers are spread apart to accommodate organic molecules between them. These
materials are of interest not only because of their two-dimensional character but
also because they may provide a means for examining hypotheses regarding organic molecules
and superconductivity.