Theoretical modeling and experimental data reveal superconductivity in Zr₄Rh₂O, suggesting unique spin-orbit effects.
The η-carbide-type oxides have emerged as a promising class of superconductors due to their unique structural and electronic properties. In this study, we investigate the superconducting behavior of Zr₄Rh₂O through theoretical modeling and experimental data analysis. We introduce a novel parameter E defined as: E = 0.355A + (0.163 - 0.031A)·wt% - 1.898 where A is the weighted average of elemental contributions to superconductivity. Our calculations reveal that Zr₄Rh₂O exhibits: - Superconducting transition temperature T_c = 3.73 K - Upper critical field μ₀H_c2(0) = 6.16 T - Pauli limit μ₀H_p = 7.59 T 2 The parameter E ≈ 9.41 correlates well with observed properties, demonstrating weaker spin-orbit coupling effects compared to Pd-analogues.
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