Will we ever have room temperature superconductors?
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research is currently being carried out on this area. materials which work better at room temperature and have similar properties to a semi conductor are already being developed. giveit another 25-30 years we may have some. who knows...
we already have
Andre Previn likes his room to be cool
yes
Hi. I think so. We just need to do better chemistry and physics work.
It is interesting that progress on room temperature superconductors hasn't been made since the '80's.
Also, why hasn't 11 dimensional string theory produced anything?
It is possible that lying, paranoid, know nothings - that work for the 21 organizations spying on the public with plain clothes agents - exist in science and technology work.
Probably not. It is a general axiom of life that you never get something for nothing.
what's a superconductor?
We'll get there. so long as someone remembers to pay the physicists for something more useful than 'how long is a piece of string' (theory).
I guess so although our understanding of type II HTS is incomplete. Once we get a better picture of what is going on.
That's possible. On ancient years, a superconducting material is achieved only when it's temperature is absolute zero. Now there have been superconducting materials at higher critical temperature. Sooner somebody can devise superconductors at even higher than room temperatures.
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