The rewritability of superconductivity is realized in iron-based superconductors via lithium-ion insertion and extraction. The superconductivity of FeSe is gradually suppressed with the insertion of lithium ions, and shows a resurgence after the lithium-ion extraction. This discovery provides a novel way to exploit new applications of superconductivity and a model in searching for the mechanism of high-Tc superconductivity.
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