title: Superconductivity of Double Chalcogenides: Lix Ti1.1S2.
abstract: Lithium titanium sulfides, Li(x)Ti(1.1)S(2)(0.1 x </= 0.3), become superconducting over the temperature range from 10 degrees to 13 degrees K. They have the hexagonal Ti(3)S(4) structure and should not be considered intercalation compounds. This is the first class of noncubic compounds with high transition temperatures.
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authors.initials: HE
authors.lastname: Barz
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authors.lastname: Cooper
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authors.lastname: Corenzwit
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authors.lastname: Marezio
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authors.lastname: Matthias
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authors.lastname: Schmidt