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What is High Temperature superconductivity?

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What is High Temperature superconductivity?

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Based on what I’ve heard… Superconductivity can only be achieved at incredibly low temperatures (low to mid double digit Kelvin temperatures). High temperature superconductivity is superconductivity that can be achieved at or near room temperature.