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Bookmark or Share- Why some metals are not superconductors? - Physics Forums1. Conventional superconductor: 96% hole superconductors (Chapnik rule). 2. HTSC: hole doped Tc much greater than electron doped Tc 3. Phase diagram of Tc and % of doping: concave, superconductor in a limited region of doping. 4. Homes scaling law: Tc ~ const*(number of superconducting electrons)*(resistivity in normal state)
- Superconductivity: difference between s-wave and d-wave - Physics ForumsThe critical temperature, also known as Tc, is the temperature at which a material becomes a superconductor. S-wave superconductors tend to have a higher Tc compared to d-wave superconductors. This is because the s-wave pairing symmetry allows for stronger electron pairing and thus a higher transition temperature.
- Liquid Superconductors: Experiments and Possibilities - Physics ForumsThe highest temperature superconductor to date is mercury thallium barium calcium copper oxide (Hg12Tl3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125) superconducts at 135 deg kelvin (liquid nitrogen is 77 deg kelvin). The Meissner effect fails with Abrikosov vortices forming aroung non-superconducting channels in the material.
- Speed of light in a superconductor - Physics ForumsThe high speed of light in a superconductor has the potential to greatly impact technology, particularly in the fields of communication and computing. It could lead to faster and more efficient data transfer and processing, making devices and systems much faster and more powerful.
- What Superconductor Can Have The Highest Magnetic Field Strength?A superconductor is a material that has zero electrical resistance and can conduct electricity with near-perfect efficiency. It also exhibits the Meissner effect, meaning it can expel magnetic fields from its interior.
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