Superconductivity experiment video clip
Date: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 @ 23:39:24 UTC
Topic: Science
Anonymous writes: Nice demo. The small cylinder is (possible) made of silicon. Can not
identify the black block (possible made of carbon). If the cooling
agent is liquid nitrogen (LN2), the temperature of the block will be at around
-320.5 F degrees. As far as I know, silicon will acquire magnetic properties at superconductivity temperatures (around 2.5 Kelvin degrees). If, in this experiment, the cylinder is made of silicon, then the cooling agent
could be liquid helium.
What do you think about this? Enjoy, watching it!
This is a 6.15 mpeg file: http://www.zpenergy.com/downloads/superconduct_exp.mpeg
(Nice experiment on superconductivity of crystalline networks in extreme
temperature conditions)
Does anybody know where is this clip coming from (source)?
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