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I was wondering also if you put a magnet above it, then lifted the magnet up,would the nitrogen and salt come up too?
Salt itself does not have any direct effect on superconductivity. However, when salt is added to liquid nitrogen, it forms an impurity that can disrupt the superconducting properties of the liquid nitrogen.
Salt ions can cause defects in the crystal structure of liquid nitrogen, making it more difficult for electrons to move freely and exhibit superconducting behavior.
No, adding salt to liquid nitrogen will not improve its superconducting properties. In fact, it will have the opposite effect and decrease its ability to conduct electricity without resistance.
Any type of salt can disrupt superconductivity in liquid nitrogen, but the extent of the disruption may vary depending on the type and concentration of salt used.
No, adding salt to liquid nitrogen will not create a new type of superconductor. It may alter the properties of the liquid nitrogen, but it will not change its fundamental behavior as a superconductor.