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Traditionally (or at least when I was at University ~20 years ago) anything above 30 Kelvin is considered a high temperature super conductor.
by dagw 8y ago
Traditionally (or at least when I was at University ~20 years ago) anything above 30 Kelvin is considered a high temperature super conductor.
- tigershark 8y agoNot really, I think that now superconductors that can be cooled down by just liquid nitrogen are considered high temperature. That’s 77k.