Superconductivity

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Test Your Knowledge on Superconductivity

Welcome to the Superconductivity Quiz! This engaging quiz will test your understanding of superconductors, their properties, and the physics behind their remarkable behavior. Whether you're a student, teacher, or simply curious about materials science, this is the perfect challenge for you!

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The temperature at which a conductor becomes a superconductor is called ____.

Superconducting temperature

Curie's temperature

Onne's temperature

Transition temperature

Superconductivity results due to ____.

Crystal structure having infinite atomic vibrations at 0K

Crystal structure having no atomic vibrations at 0K

All electrons interacting in the superconducting stage

All electrons having Fermi energy at 0K

The trasition temparature of most superconducting elements lie in the range ____.

0 to 10 K

10 to 20 K

20 to 50 K

Above 50 K

A superconducting material when placed in a magnetic field will ____.

Attract the magnetic field towards its centre

Repel all the magnetic lines of forces passing through it

Attract the magnetic field but transfer it into a concentrated zone

Not influence the magnetic field

Superconducting material on being subjected to the critical field changes to

Critical conductivity

Superconducting which is independent of temparature

Normal state

Remain uninfluenced

Superconductivity

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