Superconductivity in a layered cobalt oxyhydrate Na0.31CoO2·1.3H2O
Guanghan Cao, Chunmu Feng, Yi Xu, Wen Lu, Jingqin Shen, Minghu Fang, Zhu'an Xu
Abstract
We report the electrical, magnetic and thermal measurements on a layered cobalt oxyhydrate Na0.31CoO2·1.3H2O. Bulk superconductivity at 4.3 K has been confirmed, however, the measured superconducting fraction is relatively low probably due to the sample's intrinsic two-dimensional characteristic. The compound exhibits weak-coupled and extreme type-II superconductivity with the average energy gap Δa(0) and the Ginzburg-Landau parameter κ of 0.50 meV and 140, respectively. The normalized electronic specific heat data in the superconducting state well fit the T3 dependence, suggesting point nodes for the superconducting gap structure.
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