superconductivity
/ˌsupərˌkɑndəkˈtɪvəti/
noun
- The property of a material to conduct electricity with zero electrical resistance, usually at very low temperatures.
- The discovery of superconductivity in certain ceramics won the Nobel Prize.
- Scientists are studying superconductivity to create more efficient power grids.
- Superconductivity allows magnets to levitate above a track in maglev trains.
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