Table 1 Vacancy-ordered double perovskites

From: Search for thermodynamically stable ambient-pressure superconducting hydrides in the GNoME database

mat_id

formula

λ

\({\omega }_{\log }\)

\({T}_{{{{\rm{c}}}}}^{\,{{{\rm{AD}}}}}\)

\({T}_{{{{\rm{c}}}}}^{{{{\rm{pred}}}}}\)

Vacancy-ordered double perovskites

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EuDyReH6

2.05

35.84

4.9

2.5

2523d9ecde

NdEuTcH6

0.66

166.66

5.1

3.9

1243cdd0e1

Ce2HRh6

0.67

167.00

5.1

1.6

97ff896f6f

SmEuTcH6

0.67

168.28

5.3

6.2

0eddd1b470

EuCdFeH6

0.47

502.93

5.4

4.3

cc52a3846d

EuYTcH6

0.67

179.97

5.6

5.7

e5427bdb32

TbEuTcH6

0.73

168.49

6.3

6.8

84f266aecd

EuDyTcH6

0.74

166.47

6.5

7.7

9248b5ab15

EuHoTcH6

0.77

163.21

6.9

9.1

4bb5b78a22

SmEuReH6

0.98

105.75

6.9

2.9

68f1be98a3

LiCeMnH6

0.65

234.44

6.9

2.7

5e1177e128

EuErTcH6

0.81

160.52

7.6

9.5

8d4721d779

EuYReH6

1.28

84.82

7.7

3.3

f68afdcbbc

EuTmTcH6

0.88

155.98

8.4

9.3

1e099eabf5

YbCeTcH6

0.90

150.52

8.6

6.1

1bd4b03f35

YbGdTcH6

1.00

144.04

9.6

10.2

8bf27d9be2

LiTiH6Ru

1.12

123.38

9.8

8.7

e5c2a73dc0

EuLuTcH6

1.09

134.38

10.1

9.2

51a97ab68d

EuCdH6Ru

2.53

84.40

13.6

6.7

0f97a7734c

LiZrH6Ru

1.00

341.59

23.5

4.7

  1. Superconducting transition temperatures calculated with the Allen–Dynes formula (\({T}_{{{{\rm{c}}}}}^{\,{{{\rm{AD}}}}}\) in K) above 4.2 K, logarithmic average of the phonon frequencies (\({\omega }_{\log }\) in K), and the electron–phonon coupling constant (λ) for vacancy-ordered double perovskites. The ALIGNN-predicted \({T}_{{{{\rm{c}}}}}^{{{{\rm{pred}}}}}\) (K) are included in the last column for comparison with \({T}_{{{{\rm{c}}}}}^{\,{{{\rm{AD}}}}}\).