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We have prepared and identified as a single phase the high-temperature superconducting compound in the chemical system Y-Ba-Cu-O, an orthorhombic, distorted oxygen-deficient perovskite of stoichiometry Ba₂{YCu}₃O_9-δ ({δ}{}2.1). Samples exhibit zero resistance at 91 K, with a transition width of 1.5 K. The Meissner effect attains a value of 76% of the independently measured diamagnetic susceptibility. We estimate parameters that characterize this superconductor, e.g., {γ}{}3--5 mJ (mole Cu)^-1 K^-2. The critical current density at 77 K and H=0 exceeds 1100 A/cm².
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