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I gotta say wow. This is the first potentially viable mechanism I've heard of that might just do this, it's also easily verifiable - using existing non room te
by DarkmSparks 2y ago
I gotta say wow.
This is the first potentially viable mechanism I've heard of that might just do this, it's also easily verifiable - using existing non room temperature super conductors.
like panning for gold, but using their magnetic properties.
if you can sort say -127'C superconductors by putting them through the field at <-127'C
then you can sort 30'C superconductors by putting them through the field at <30'C
This sounds like it has great potential across the board - one of the biggest issues so far - at least as my very limited knowledge understand it - even for the lower temperature superconductors has been removing the "bad" material, a "cheap and easy" method to do that sounds like a great leap forward.
- Animats 2y agoIndeed, wow. Has anyone reproduced this result? The separation process has some similarity to electromagnetic separation of uranium isotopes. Only more difficult.
- DarkmSparks 2y agoThis is a reproduction, it looks like it was first shown by T Scheike et al in 2013