Physics, 09.11.2020 02:30 cstevenson
50 POINT QUESTION
What new contributions do you think will bring the superconductivity at room temperature?
At least 5 contributions.
Explain each contribution based on a cientific fact. (Add source of information of each one)
It is for personal purposes, not exam or homework.
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Sorry if my english is not good
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