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> in particular, copper sulfide — were responsible for the sharp drops in electrical resistivity and partial levitation over a magnet, which looked similar to p
by bandyaboot 3y ago
> in particular, copper sulfide — were responsible for the sharp drops in electrical resistivity and partial levitation over a magnet, which looked similar to properties exhibited by superconductors.
Is this effect novel and/or potentially useful as a material?
- nwiswell 3y agoNot novel. Very much the opposite. The article mentions that the original Cu2S resistivity measurements date from 1951.