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Physical properties of stoichiometric and non stoichiometric CuO are reported. The electrical conductivity has been measured on CuO pellets, sintered with the usual procedure for the preparation of Y Ba-Cu O superconductors and then deoxygenated under a nitrogen flow. It is shown that oxygen deficient CuO pellets present abrupt and large resistivity drops as the temperature decreases below 230-200 K. Possible correlations between the electrical instability of oxygen deficient CuO and the high temperature superconductivity problem are discussed
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Azzoni et al. (1990) studied this question.
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