| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - If not, I suppose we can use mercury, for itbecomes a solid soon after lowering the temperature and it is solid atsuperconduction of about 4 K. But I hope we can use a differentmaterial than that of mercury.So what I need to perform is a experiment that repeats the aboveYouTube demonstration at room temperature and then to lower thetemperature to superconductive state and see if the results aredif
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