does superconductor posses magnetic properties? if yes how??
Asked by Subhom
| 25th Dec, 2015,
10:16: AM
Expert Answer:
Superconductors possess interesting magnetic properties. The Meissner effect is the ejection of a magnetic field from the interior of the superconductor when the superconductor is cooled below the superconductor’s critical temperature. They are Type I superconductor. Type II superconductors show two critical magnetic field values, one at the onset of a mixed superconducting and normal state and one where superconductivity ceases.
Note:The concept of Type I and Type II superconductor is beyond the scope of understanding of grade 10. This subject can be encountered only in graduate studies.
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Superconductors possess interesting magnetic properties. The Meissner effect is the ejection of a magnetic field from the interior of the superconductor when the superconductor is cooled below the superconductor’s critical temperature. They are Type I superconductor. Type II superconductors show two critical magnetic field values, one at the onset of a mixed superconducting and normal state and one where superconductivity ceases.
Note:The concept of Type I and Type II superconductor is beyond the scope of understanding of grade 10. This subject can be encountered only in graduate studies.
Answered by Priyanka Kumbhar
| 28th Dec, 2015,
01:20: PM
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