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magnesium diboride

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magnesium diboride [mag′nē·zē·əm dī′bȯr‚īd]
(inorganic chemistry)
MgB2A crystalline intermetallic compound, produced as a black powder, that becomes superconducting at the unusually high temperature of 39 K (-389°F; -234°C); melts at 800 °C. Also known as magnesium boride.
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