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Superconducting ceramics (BiSrCaCu2O x and BiPb y SrCaCu2O x ) were directly obtained for the first time by a hot isostatic press (HIP) densification without any additional treatment. The ceramics obtained from BiSrCaCu2O x were 85 K superconductors and the ones obtained from BiPb y SrCaCu2O x had a high-T c phase, which was not observed before the HIP process. The HIPped BiSrCaCu2O x samples were densified to 5600 kg/m3, and with PbO additions, the density was around 6000 kg/m3. All the conventionally processed samples had a lower T c,zero of 65 K and lower densities of about 4600 kg/m3. A remarkable improvement in crystallinity and sharper superconducting transition were achieved through the HIP densification process without any additional treatment.
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