SUPERCONDUCTIVITY




SUPERCONDUCTIVITY


Metal  dh izfrjks/kdrk(resistivity) rki (temperature) c<+kus ls increase gksrh gS foijhr Hkh ,slk gh gksrk gSA dqN /kkrq (metal) vkSj chemical compound Hkh gSa ftldh resistivity 0 gks tkrh gS tc budk temperature 0 degree Kelvin (-273 degree C ) fd;k tkrk gSA bl stage ij metal ;k compound Superconductivity izkIr dj ysrs gSaA superconductivity dh [kkst Heike Kamerlingh Onnes us 1911 eaas fd;k FkkA T6he transition from normal  conductivity to superconductivity takes place almost suddenly it occurs  over a very cnarrow range of temperature about 0.05K this is called transition temperature.
There are two types of superconductor----

Type 1( soft superconductor i.e metals)

Type 2( hard superconductor ,os tks metals with high value of resistivity ds /kkrqdeZ gksrs gSa ) ml rki ij ftl ij superconductivity izkIr gksrh gS og gS 20K (-253 fMxzh lsYfl;l ) tks fd fuvksfc;e] tesZfu;e] vkSj ,Y;qfefu;e ds cus gksrs gSaA

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