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Article #17601Superconducting Energy Storage
From: Greg Corson
Date: Sat, 23 May 1987 19:47
Date: Sat, 23 May 1987 19:47
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A simple question for all you superconductivity experts out there. Given the
current superconductors available out there:
How much energy could you store in a superconductive device roughly the
size of a Lantern Battery? (ie: how many amp/hours or KWatt hours)
Greg Corson
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