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(a) How much current could an 18- gauge wire (see Example 25.1 in Section 25.1) of this material carry and still remain superconducting?
(b) Researchers are trying to develop superconductors with critical current densities of 1.0 X 106 A/cm2. What diameter cylindrical wire of such a material would be needed to carry 1000 A without losing its superconductivity?
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