Superconductivity Definition

so͝opər-kŏndŭk-tĭvĭ-tē
noun
The phenomenon, exhibited by various metals, alloys, and compounds, of conducting electrical current without resistance when cooled to low temperatures.
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superconductivity
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superconductivities

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  • The Princess saw a range of practical demonstrations on topics which included superconductivity and crystal patterns seen with lasers.

  • This " magnetic glue " might also have a role in high-temperature superconductivity.

  • The research into relatively high temperature superconductivity will continue because of the potential commercial benefits, but there are also possible military applications.

  • They will study the phenomenon of quark color superconductivity, a new state of matter thought to occur in the center of neutron stars.

  • Indeed the electron-phonon interactions that bring about low-temperature superconductivity is so weak in these metals that they have never been seen to superconduct.

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