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copper oxide

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copper oxide [′käp·ər ′äk‚sīd]
(inorganic chemistry)


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Bozovic's team found that when they tainted the second lanthanum copper oxide layer in the stack, the critical temperature at which superconductivity could occur dropped from 32 kelvin to 18 kelvin.
Copper oxide was the toxic pigment of choice at that time and indeed is still in use today giving the more conventional antifoulings their traditional red hue.
The two elements combine to form dark chemicals called copper oxides.
 
 
 
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