Signatures of a high-temperature collective electronic phase with superconductivity-like characteristics and a giant pressure effect in networks of boron-doped ultrathin carbon nanotubes
Researchers investigated boron-doped ultrathin carbon nanotube networks inside ZSM-5 zeolite for high-temperature superconductivity. They found evidence of a collective electronic phase with superconducting traits and a giant pressure effect, suggesting these CNT networks are promising platforms for near ambient temperature superconductivity.