different between superconductor vs nonsuperconductor
superconductor
English
Etymology
From super- +? conductor, calque of Dutch suprageleider (modern spelling supergeleider).
Noun
superconductor (plural superconductors)
- A substance that has no resistance to conducting an electric current
Related terms
- conductor
- superconductivity
Translations
Spanish
Noun
superconductor m (plural superconductores)
- superconductor
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nonsuperconductor
English
Alternative forms
- non-superconductor
Etymology
non- +? superconductor
Noun
nonsuperconductor (plural nonsuperconductors)
- A material that is not a superconductor (especially a form of a material that is normally a superconductor)
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