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Debanjana Adhikari posted an Question
May 19, 2020 • 21:54 pm 30 points
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The thermal conductivity of a given material reduces when it undergoes a transition from its normal state to the superconducting state. the reason is: (a) the c

The thermal conductivity of a given material reduces when it undergoes a transition from its normal state to the superconducting state. The reason is: (a) The Cooper pairs cannot transfer energy to the lattice (b) Upon the formation of Cooper pairs, the lattice becomes less efficient in heat transfer (c) The electrons in the normal state lose their ability to transfer heat because of their coupling to the Cooper pairs (d) The heat capacity increases on transition to the superconducting state leading to a reduction in thermal conductivity

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  • Nargis sultana

    the. correct option is a... cooper pair cant trnafer energu

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    Chandra prakash

    option (a) is correct.... since, Cooper pair (electron pair) have zero energy, they can't transfer thermal energy

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    Chandra prakash best-answer

    option (a) is correct... since, Cooper pair (electron pair) have zero energy, they can't transfer thermal energy.... I hope u understood it

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    Dhairya sharma Best Answer

    because dear cooper pair are less efficient to heat. that's the reson.

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