Re:Ask HN: Why is LK-99 public?
by m-i-l on Wednesday August 02, 2023 @08:03AM
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And according to Wikipedia LK-99 was "discovered" back in 1999, hence the name. It isn't clear if it was also first manufactured back then, but assuming it was, 24 years does seem an awfully long time to notice these allegedly simple signs of room temperature super-conductivity (e.g. if you put a magnet near it then it is said to float as per Meissner effect).
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