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Superconductivity

Anonymous Fri 25 Dec 00:34:39 2020 No.12504661 View Reply Original Report

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You guys now how electricity travels at almost the speed of light right
Well open your minds up real wide now.
What about in a superconductor?
Does it maybe travel at the speed of light. Maybe faster?
It's quantum So it has bizarre rules right.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 25 Dec 2020 01:23:41 No.12504850 Report

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What are you talking about. Super conductors come in two types. Type 2 is not completely understood yet.
They are partly explained by cooper pairs. A cooper pair consists of two electrons that attract each other slightly (with a very weak binding energy, normal temperatures break them easily) by polarizing the positively charged atom cores. The cooper pairs occupy a state with a total spin of zero (like bosons). That's why they don't interact and behave with the bose-einstein statistic.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 25 Dec 2020 11:18:02 No.12506035 Report

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>>12504661
You sound like the one kid I went to uni with who told me we don't actually know the speed of light because of some unfalsifiable pseudoscientific bullshit, and that he was writing papers to NIST to get them to realize their 'obvious mistakes'.

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