1. to conduct electricity with zero electrical resistance
Usage: physics

Examples

• Certain metals superconduct when cooled to extremely low temperatures.
• The material begins to superconduct at minus 196 degrees Celsius.
• Scientists discovered that this ceramic compound can superconduct at higher temperatures.
• When cooled with liquid nitrogen, the wire will superconduct efficiently.
• The research team tested whether the new alloy could superconduct under these conditions.