Superconducting Critical Magnetic Field at Absolute Zero

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Element

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Aluminum

105×10-4 T

Cadmium

30×10-4 T

Gallium

51×10-4 T

Indium

293×10-4 T

Iridium

19×10-4 T

Lanthanum

β-lanthanum

1100×10-4 T

Lead

803×10-4 T

Mercury

α-mercury

412×10-4 T

Molybdenum

95×10-4 T

Niobium

1980×10-4 T

Osmium

65×10-4 T

Rhenium

198×10-4 T

Rhodium

0.049×10-4 T

Ruthenium

70×10-4 T

Tantalum

830×10-4 T

Technetium

1410×10-4 T

Thallium

171×10-4 T

Thorium

1.62×10-4 T

Tin

white tin

309×10-4 T

Titanium

100×10-4 T

Tungsten

1.07×10-4 T

Vanadium

1420×10-4 T

Zinc

53×10-4 T

Zirconium

47×10-4 T

Reference (Click the next to a value above to see complete citation information for that entry)

Kittel, Charles. Introduction to Solid State Physics, 8th edition. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2005.

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