Physics, asked by vijay8130, 1 year ago

Can neutrons detect the diamagnetic effects of superconductivity?

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Answered by sushmita

It is well known that an applied magnetic field to a superconducting material produces a diamagnetic response due to the induced screening currents. ...

Answered by Anonymous

yes it can be done

becoz.........Neutrons used as a probe for magnetism and crystal structure interact with nuclear spins

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