#ybco

anyways heres my old ybco catto (i might redraw it soon)

Introduction Yttrium Barium Copper Oxide (YBCO) is a type of cuprate high-temperature superconductor characterized by the formula $\text{YBa}_2\text{Cu}_3\text{O}_7$ (often abbreviated to Y-123). These materials exhibit superconductivity—a phenomenon characterized by the complete absence of electrical resistance—at temperatures significantly higher than traditional superconductors, often above…

Bednorz, you’ve got a new idea oh yes Bednorz, use your college degree with your knowlege, of crystallography cause you’re on to something special Zurich’s, where you made perovskites and with Müller, you can reach brand new heights and you’ve opened, a garden of delights with a new superconductor

[chorus] It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It superconducts, at much higher degrees You can use nitrogen to freeze It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It’s time to grow some new Y B C O EM fields it rejects, with the Meissner Effect So much more than you might expect

Bednorz! You’ve found L B C O oh yes Bednorz, there’s still much more to go It superconducts, higher than others know But it’s not on its own, is it? This brand new field, has so much more to do, and from Paul Chu, working with Maw-Kuen Wu, New conductors, at temps that you can use possibly in new devices

[chorus] It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It superconducts, at much higher degrees You can use nitrogen to freeze It’s time to grow some new Y B C O It’s time to grow some new Y B C O EM fields it rejects, with the Meissner Effect So much more than you might expect

Physics, had a major breakthrough And there’s so much, more to learn and to do, So much research, everything is new on room-temp supercondutors Critical temps, in nearly triple degrees Means that they’re so, much easier to freeze You can use them, with comparative ease It’s a brand new revolution

What is Superconductivity? It is a peculiar property of certain materials. Conductivity is mainly a property of metals which conduct electricity well, although they still exhibit some resistance to electron or current flow. But some materials, when cooled to very low temperatures, will pass into a new state where electricity will flow without resistance i.e. the electrons are unimpeded as they…

Physicists from the Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter have kept a piece of ceramic in a superconducting state, disproving the widely-held assumption that materials need to be cooled to temperatures of at least -140 degrees Celsius...