n.超导体

原形：superconductor复数：superconductors

A superconductor is a material that exhibits zero electrical resistance when cooled below a certain critical temperature.
超导体是一种在冷却至某一临界温度以下时表现出零电阻特性的材料。
Superconductors are used in MRI machines to create strong, stable magnetic fields for medical imaging.
超导体被用于MRI机器中，以产生进行医学成像所需的强而稳定的磁场。
The discovery of high-temperature superconductors revolutionized the field of superconductivity research.
高温超导体的发现彻底改变了超导性研究领域。
In a superconductive state, a current can flow indefinitely without any energy loss.
在超导状态中，电流可以无损耗地无限期流动。
Scientists are continually searching for new materials with higher superconducting transition temperatures.
科学家们一直在寻找具有更高超导转变温度的新材料。
The superconducting cable is wrapped around a magnetic coil to create an extremely powerful electromagnet.
超导电缆缠绕在磁线圈上，可制造出极其强大的电磁铁。
Power transmission using superconductors reduces energy waste and improves efficiency.
利用超导体进行电力传输可以减少能量损耗并提高效率。
Quantum computers rely on superconducting qubits for their operation.
量子计算机在其运行过程中依赖于超导量子位。
The creation of a room-temperature superconductor would have significant implications for many industries.
如果能创造出室温超导体，则对许多行业都将产生重大影响。
The Josephson effect, observed in superconductors, demonstrates the wave-like behavior of electronic currents.
在超导体中观察到的约瑟夫森效应展示了电子电流的波动性质。