  Molecules containing superheavy atoms can be artificially created to serve as
sensitive probes for study of symmetry-violating phenomena. Here, we provide a
detailed theoretical study for diatomic molecules containing the superheavy
lawrencium nuclei. The sensitivity to time-reversal violating properties was
studied for different neutral and ionic molecules. The effective electric
fields in these systems were found to be about 3-4 times larger than other
known molecules on which electron electric dipole moment experiments are being
performed. Similarly, these superheavy molecules exhibit an enhancement of more
than 5 times for parity- and time-reversal-violating scalar-pseudoscalar
nucleus-electron interactions. We also briefly comment on some experimental
aspects by discussing the production of these systems.
