Does The Resistance Of a Superconductor totally Reduce To Zero?
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Yes, the resistanve of a superconductor is ''0''.
So, it allows electricity to paas through it easily.
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Yes, the resistanve of a superconductor is ''0''.
So, it allows electricity to paas through it easily.
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SoundStorm14:
But then.... putting it in V=I*R, if the resistance is zero, o matter how much you apply the potential difference, the current IS going to be zero.
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- Yes it can be possible.
- The p-wave superconductivity is a phase of matter where produces when the electrons are bounded with parallel spins by exchange of the electronic excitations with angular momentum ℓ = 1 and condense in a triplet state.
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