Superconductive materials.

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From: Zygmund Haas
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1988 02:28

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Someone pointed out to me that *all* the superconductive materials
that have been created till today are very unstable (maximal stability
of a few days only). Is this really the case? What is the stability
of the ``room temperature'' superconductive materials?
Is it possible to form strong, but flexible long wire-like structures from 
these materials?

Also I would appreciate opinions on what is/will be the impact of this
technology on the future engineering?

Thanks.
Zygmunt.
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From: haas@Pescadero.stanford.edu (Zygmund Haas)
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Subject: Superconductive materials.
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Date: 27 Feb 88 02:28:36 GMT
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Summary: How stable are superconductive materials?