Anomalous behavior in high-pressure carbonaceous sulfur hydride

A new experimental study by Snider et al. [2020 Nature 586 373–7] reported behavior in a high-pressure carbon-sulfur-hydrogen system that has been interpreted the authors as superconductivity at room temperature. The sudden change of electrical resistance critical temperature and R vs. T with an applied magnetic field point to superconductivity. This is very exciting one most important areas science, hence, it crucial for community investigate these findings hopefully reproduce results. In this paper, we present calculations expand upon arguments put forth Hirsch Marsiglio [ arXiv:2010.10307 ], offer some speculations about physical mechanisms might explain observed data. We show there are errors analysis presented correct analysis, data significantly deviate from expected behavior. particular, extremely sharp superconducting transition not consistent strongly type II superconductor.