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- A team of scientists from South Korea claimed to develop a material (LK-99) that could act as a superconductor at room temperature.
- A superconductor is a material that attains superconductivity, a state of matter with no electrical resistance.
- In a superconductor, an electric current can persist indefinitely.
- In regular conductors, resistance gradually reduces.
- But the superconductor’s resistance drops to zero below a fixed temperature, which is the critical temperature.
- At this temperature, a superconductor can conduct electricity with no resistance.
- No resistance means no heat, sound, or other forms of energy would be discharged from the material when it reaches the critical temperature (Tc).
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