SEM of ceramic superconducting alloy
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Caption: Ceramic high-temperature superconductor. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a ceramic, high- temperature superconductor. This super- conducting metal material is made up of lanthanum, barium and copper-oxide. Superconductivity occurs in certain materials at very low temperatures. Superconductors carry electrical current with little or no resistance. They have a range of potential applications and much research has been carried out into the search for materials which are superconducting at high temperatures. From the Research Laboratory of IBM Zurich, Switzerland. Magnification: x4,000 at 6x6cm size.
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Keywords: barium, ceramic superconductor, colour, coloured, conductance, conducting, conductivity, conductor, high-tc superconductor, lanthanum, lanthanum-barium-copper alloy, physics, scanning electron micrograph, sem, superconductor
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