Is copper a superconductor? (1 Viewer)

[dunno04]

u can say it is superconducting....
BUt the best is to say that the temperature decreases the vibration in the lattice, therefore less resistance.
which makes the magnet levitate.

 

[hamzah]

u can say it is superconducting....

LOL NO U CANT. what part of copper doesn't super conduct don't you get?

 

[Mumma]

The fact that copper does not become a superconductor at very low temperatures is completely irrelevant. You are expected to know that -50C is too high for ANY material that exists today to reach a super-conductive state. They could have said 'modern high-temperature ceramic superconductor' and if you said the magnet would float, you would still be wrong.

 

[MrMe]

Yeah i'd have to say superconductivity didn't even pass my mind...

 

[dunno04]

U can say...IT COuld Be a superconductor....
the fact that we do not know when is superconducts...OR whether it does superconducts or not.

=D

 

[yorky]

U can say...IT COuld Be a superconductor....
the fact that we do not know when is superconducts...OR whether it does superconducts or not.

=D

yeh ur rite u could, but ud be wrong

 

[dunno04]

yeh ur rite u could, but ud be wrong

yeh i could.
BUT ...i put it on the last sentence...Saying IT MIGHT be a superconductor at that temperature.

So yea...mostly i was talking about the temperature cause less vibration.
so electron travel easier.

=D