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Selenium is not retained in the metallic state and is hence not a superconductor after the release of high pressure at room temperature. Resistance measurements imply that the semiconductor to metal transformation is readily reversible at a pressure of 130 kbar.
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J. Wittig (1973) studied this question.
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