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Room-Temperature Superconductivity

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If room-temperature superconductivity becomes real, electrical energy could be transmitted with absolutely no loss. Current power grids lose energy through electrical resistance; eliminating this loss would greatly improve the efficiency of the entire grid.

Source updated 2023-11-19 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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