To exhibit this property, phosphorus must be compressed at a pressure of two and a half megabars.  Two types of devices use this property, one of which was not verified until after the Meissner effect
To exhibit this property, phosphorus must be compressed at a pressure of two and a half megabars.  Two types of devices use this property, one of which was not verified until after the Meissner effect was discovered.  Of the elements exhibiting the other type, lead does so at the highest temperature.  Some materials with this property have limits on the amount of magnetic field in which they can be to exhibit it, while others work by trapping a magnetic field.  FTP, what is this property in which a material loses all electrical resistance?
To exhibit this property, phosphorus must be compressed at a pressure of two and a half megabars.  
superconductivity (prompt on "superconductors")