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Having pockets of material being non-superconductive means they're a different phase (like crystallographic or stoichiometrically), that is a defect. I'm talki
by raziel2701 5y ago
Having pockets of material being non-superconductive means they're a different phase (like crystallographic or stoichiometrically), that is a defect.
I'm talking about a material that doesn't have any kind of phase segregation. In that case, the superconductive phase it 100% a "yes or no" property and that's that.
You're wrong.