Why good conductors are not superconductors?
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Good conductors are those conductors are called those conductors which are capable of transporting about an ampere of current through them with a small amount of resistance.
Some examples would be : copper(Cu),gold(Au) etc.
And superconductors are those materials which are usually bad conductors in room temperature but when the temperature is decreased to very low, the resistance becomes zero.
Some examples might be : mercury(Hg), silicon(Si), Germanium(Ge) etc.
But the bad conductors are transformed into superconductors when cooled with suitable temperature. That's why good conductors can't be transformed into superconductors.
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Good conductors are those conductors are called those conductors which are capable of transporting about an ampere of current through them with a small amount of resistance.
Some examples would be : copper(Cu),gold(Au) etc.
And superconductors are those materials which are usually bad conductors in room temperature but when the temperature is decreased to very low, the resistance becomes zero.
Some examples might be : mercury(Hg), silicon(Si), Germanium(Ge) etc.
But the bad conductors are transformed into superconductors when cooled with suitable temperature. That's why good conductors can't be transformed into superconductors.
That's it
Hope it helped (｡ŏ﹏ŏ)
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Superconductivity is a set of physical properties observed in certain materials where electrical resistance vanishes and magnetic flux fields are expelled from the material. Any material exhibiting these properties is a superconductor.
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