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Study of Ba<sub>1-x</sub>K<sub>x</sub>BiO<sub>3</sub> Superconducting Crystals Grown by Anodic Electrocrystallization Method
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Materials ScienceSuperconducting MaterialHigh-tc SuperconductivityEngineeringPhysicsCrystal Growth TechnologyK SuperconductivityApplied PhysicsQuantum MaterialsSuperconductivityCondensed Matter PhysicsPotassium HydroxideCrystallographyAnodic Electrocrystallization MethodNormal State Resistivity
Crystalline bismuthates Ba 1- x K x BiO 3 with x greater than 0.5 are obtained by a low temperature anodic electrocrystallization method in a potassium hydroxide molten flux. The x =0.56 bismuthate crystal shows 8 K superconductivity determined by SQUID measurement. Transport measurements on these crystals show that the temperature dependence of the normal state resistivity follows a simple power law up to the second order, while the Hall coefficient is temperature independent.
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