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gold is a supe conductor and it do swow super conductor properties,,,but it is not used so bcoz ts too much costly
Dear student,
A superconductor is a substance which conducts an electric current with zero resistance. Superconduction is a phase state (like the liquid and solid states of the water); as such, it depends on the temperature among other variables. The temperature where the transition takes place is the critical temperature (Tc). In 1911, H. Kammerlingh Onnes discovered superconductivity working over mercury.
Superconductors are classified as Type I or Type II depending on their transition behavior. In Type I, resistance falls to zero abruptly when Tc is achieved; Type II superconductors hold a mixed area of superconductor and non superconductor behavior.
Some characteristics of superconductors:
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