Reply to the ‘‘Comment on ‘Observation of trapped O2 in high-Tc metal oxide superconductors’ ’’
C. H. Chen, R. C. Phillips, M. G. Payne
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.41.4783 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
Desorption of O2 in certain high-Tc superconductors was observed from scraping the surfaces of superconductors by Rosenberg and Wen. Their conclusion agrees with the results from the observation of O2 trapping by a laser ablation of superconductors. However, the local heating due to the scraping process can possibly raise the local surface temperature significantly higher than the temperature of the bulk.
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