Superconductivity Assignment Solutions

Questions On Supercnductivity

1.What are the properties of superconducting materials and write short note on applications of superconductors?

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2.Proof that perfect diamagnetism and zero resistivity are two independent properties of a superconductor.

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3.Explain the properties of Type I & Type II superconductors with their applications.

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4.Explain Meissner effect of superconductivity.

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