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Superconductors have the ability to carry electrical
currents without any resistance: |
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b)
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false |
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2. |
Resistance causes electrical losses in the form of
heat: |
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b)
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false |
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3. |
Steel and aluminum are good superconductors:
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b)
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false |
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4. |
The critical temperature is the temperature that the
resistance falls to zero: |
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true |
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b)
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false |
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5. |
77K is the boiling point of liquid nitrogen:
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a)
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b)
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false |
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6. |
Lead was the first superconductor: |
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b)
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false |
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7. |
Mercury was the first superconductor: |
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b)
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false |
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8. |
The first superconductor was discovered in 1986:
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true |
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b)
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false |
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9. |
Kamerlingh Onnes discovered the first superconductor:
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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10. |
IBM does extensive research in finding a room temperature
superconductor: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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11. |
Several Nobel Prize winners have came about from the
research of superconductors: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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12. |
There is truly no resistance to direct current (dc)
in a superconductor: |
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true |
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b)
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false |
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13. |
Alternating current (ac) also has a resistance of zero
in a superconductor: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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14. |
A diamagnet is a material that can screen out magnetic
fields: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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15. |
Superconductors are perfect diamagnets: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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16. |
SQUID is an acronym for Superconducting Quasar Interstate
Device: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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17. |
SQUIDS are the most sensitive detectors of magnetic
fields known: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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18. |
No theory has yet been devised that tells us which
materials will be superconductors and at what temperature: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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19. |
No room temperature superconductor has yet been discovered:
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true |
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b)
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false |
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20. |
The first room temperature superconductor was made
of ceramic material: |
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a)
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true |
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b)
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false |
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