Superconducting Properties of Mo$\text{}_{2}$Re$\text{}_{3}$B$\text{}_{x}$-Mo$\text{}_{3}$Re$\text{}_{2}$B$\text{}_{x}$ Eutectic

We synthesized, for the first time, superconducting eutectic composed of two new superconducting phases, namely of Mo$\text{}_{2}$Re$\text{}_{3}$B$\text{}_{x}$ and of Mo$\text{}_{3}$Re$\text{}_{2}$B$\text{}_{x}$ (where x≈1) and investigated its basic transport, magnetic, and microwave properties. The transition temperatures T$\text{}_{c}$ were equal to 6.6 K and to 8.7 K for Mo$\text{}_{3}$Re$\text{}_{2}$B$\text{}_{x}$ and Mo$\text{}_{2}$Re$\text{}_{3}$B$\text{}_{x}$ compound, respectively. The phases present in the eutectic were identified by means of energy dispersion spectroscopy analyses. It was also shown that the two phases in the eutectic were separated by thin boron interface and formed regular network of the Josephson junctions which very effectively absorbed microwave energy.