1. Superconductors are only superconducting when... they are cooled to absolute
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1. Superconductors are only superconducting when...
they are cooled to absolute zero
they are cooled below their critical temperature
they are warmed above their critical temperature
they are exposed to a magnetic field greater than their critical field
they have a current passing through them greater than their critical current
they are cooled to absolute zero
they are cooled below their critical temperature
they are warmed above their critical temperature
they are exposed to a magnetic field greater than their critical field
they have a current passing through them greater than their critical current
Explanation / Answer
they are cooled below their critical temperature
they are cooled below their critical temperature
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