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Many metals become superconductors (zero resistance, zero loss, zero heating) at low temperatures. If they are warmed above the...Asked by Sue
Many metals become superconductors (zero resistance, zero loss, zero heating) at low temperatures. If they are warmed above the critical tempareature, the superconductivity is lost. Also, if the metal experiences a magnetic field above a critical value, the superconductivity is lost. Consider an aluminum wire with 1 mm diameter below its critical temperature of 1.2
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