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Kagome lattice offers unique opportunities for the exploration of unusualquantum states of correlated electrons. Here, we report on the observation ofsuperconductivity in a kagome single crystal Pd3P2S8 when a semiconducting tometallic transition is driven by pressure. High-pressure resistancemeasurements show that the metallization and superconductivity aresimultaneously observed at about 11 GPa. With increasing pressure, thesuperconducting critical temperature Tc is monotonously enhanced from 2.6 K toa maximum 7.7 K at ~52 GPa. Interestingly, superconductivity retains when thepressure is fully released. Synchrotron XRD and Raman experiments consistentlyevidence that the emergence of superconductivity is accompanied with anamorphization and the retainability of superconductivity upon decompression canbe attributed to the irreversibility of the amorphization.

Pressure-induced superconductivity in kagome single crystal Pd3P2S8