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Why is a superconductor a diamagnet?
Originally posted by S = k log w
Why is a superconductor a diamagnet?
Originally posted by QuantumNet
Maybe the even more interesting questions are:
"Why is a superconductor so black?"
Or
"Is there superconductors that reflects all light and thereby can keep it's temperature?"
Best wishes
Originally posted by futz
Once in the superconducting state, all magnetic flux is expelled from the interior of the material.
Originally posted by S = k log w
Why is a superconductor a diamagnet?