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❌ Verification: ceramic (unspecified composition) — Paper vs Simulation [2026-05-29]
We tested ceramic (unspecified composition): paper claims 151 Kelvin, our simulation predicts 23K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested ceramic (unspecified composition): paper claims 151 Kelvin, our simulation predicts 23K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested H3S: paper claims above 200K, our simulation predicts 203K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested LaH₁₀: paper claims 260K, our simulation predicts 220K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested Li2MgH16: paper claims 473 K, our simulation predicts 180K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested calcium superhydrides: paper claims above 210 K, our simulation predicts 210K–215K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested calcium superhydrides: paper claims above 210 K, our simulation predicts 210–215 K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested HgBa2Ca2Cu3O8+δ: paper claims 151K, our simulation predicts 134K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested Calcium superhydrides: paper claims above 210 K, our simulation predicts 210–215 K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested Li2MgH16 (dilithium magnesium hexadecahydride): paper claims 473 K (200 °C), our simulation predicts 180K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested calcium superhydrides: paper claims above 210 K, our simulation predicts 210K–215K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested calcium superhydride: paper claims 200 K, our simulation predicts 183K. Here's what the gap tells us.
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We tested KB3C3: paper claims 102.5 K, our simulation predicts 18K. Here's what the gap tells us.