It occurs when a material is cooled beyond a critical temperature, and it is used to create powerful electromagnets used in particle accelerators and Maglev trains.
In 1957, BCS theory demonstrated that this phenomenon is caused by Cooper pairs condensing into a ground state. Discovered in 1911 by Heike Kamerlingh- Onnes, a substance with this property displays the Meissner Effect when exposed to a magnetic field. It occurs when a material is cooled beyond a critical temperature, and it is used to create powerful electromagnets used in particle accelerators and Maglev trains. FTP, name this phenomenon in which a substance loses all electrical resistance.
In 1957, BCS theory demonstrated that this phenomenon is caused by Cooper pairs condensing into a ground state.
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