Difference between revisions of "MgB2 Superconductor"
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| − | 1) Possibly mechanically deform again. | + | 1) Possibly mechanically deform again.<br> |
| − | 2) Possibly sinter again. | + | 2) Possibly sinter again.<br> |
2) Cut off sample ends (exposing clean sample cores).<br> | 2) Cut off sample ends (exposing clean sample cores).<br> | ||
3) Polish sample ends.<br> | 3) Polish sample ends.<br> | ||
| − | The processed | + | The processed samples should have reasonably low (room temp) resistivities (on the order of 0.001 Ohm x cm). The resistance R = (resistivity x length)/area. |
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| − | The resistance R = (resistivity x length)/area. | ||
Revision as of 14:19, 11 May 2018
MgB2 Superconductor Project
Preparing Samples
1) Weigh appropriate amounts of Mg and B powders.
2) Mix and grind powders (in mortar) for ~ 15 minutes.
3) Pack and press the resulting powder into sheathing material.
4) Mechanically deform sample (crush the core) into a slug, ribbon or wire.
5) Heat (possibly two or more temps for two or more times)in stainless steel (SS) boat.
Processing Post-Reacted Samples
1) Possibly mechanically deform again.
2) Possibly sinter again.
2) Cut off sample ends (exposing clean sample cores).
3) Polish sample ends.
The processed samples should have reasonably low (room temp) resistivities (on the order of 0.001 Ohm x cm). The resistance R = (resistivity x length)/area.
