Recently, American researchers have developed a new type of electroplated metal composite that can achieve superconductivity at relatively high temperatures, meeting the requirements of next-generation computers for circuit board materials.
US researchers have developed new composite materials that can exhibit superconductivity at relatively high temperatures.
It is understood that after the new electroplated metal composite material is made of bismuth and gold, the composite material can exhibit superconductivity at a temperature of minus 267.15 degrees Celsius, that is, a superconducting material.
