Gabriel Pristáš , Georg C. Gruber , Július Bačkai , Filip Košuth , Lukas Kölbl , Radovan Bureš , Mária Fáberová , Slavomír Gabáni , Oleksandr Onufriienko , Serhii Vorobiov , Christian Mitterer , Karol Flachbart
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Impact of annealing and hydrogenation on the superconducting transition temperature of (TiNbMoTaW)Nx high entropy alloy nitride films
Very recently it was shown that incorporation of nitrogen into Ti0.2Nb0.2Mo0.2Ta0.2W0.2 high-entropy alloy films leads to a considerable superconducting transition temperature TC enhancement in corresponding (TiNbMoTaW)1.0Nx nitrides. Here we report, independently, about the impact of subsequent annealing and the influence of additional hydrogen incorporation on these films, which should lead to a further enhancement of TC. However, the expected TC increase was not observed, on the contrary, both annealing of films at 800 °C in vacuum and incorporation of hydrogen into these films led to a reduction of TC. Analysis of the results shows that in case of annealing this is related to nitrogen release from the films, in case of hydrogenation to reductions of the density of states at the Fermi level and of the electron-phonon interaction.
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