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Christopher Rey examining a high-temperature superconducting cable immersed in a liquid-nitrogen test environment - Image by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Materials, which, below a critical temperature, have zero or almost zero electrical resistance





Pages in category "Superconducting materials"
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IEEE Council on SuperConductivity History
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Oral-History:Theodore Van Duzer

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