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Superconductivity has been detected in a high-pressure phase of cerium at pressures higher than 50 kbar. This is the first example of a pure metal which, in different crystallographic phases, shows both magnetic ordering and superconductivity. The important question again arises whether the "collapsed" phase will become superconducting at a certain pressure.
J. Wittig (1968) studied this question.
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