We didn't think it could induce high temperature superconductivity when we used the tape, and now scientific research has confirmed that idea.

High temperature superconductivity induced by transparent tape is a physical phenomenon that usually refers to superconductivity produced by substances with a higher critical temperature than other superconducting substances in the liquid nitrogen environment. The transparent tape high-temperature Superconductor refers to a material that can conduct electricity without heating at the liquid nitrogen temperature and does not lose energy. The transparent tape usually also refers to a material that is superconducting above the liquid nitrogen temperature. It is currently used for low-loss transmission and can be used as a basic component of next-generation devices such as quantum computers.

With the development of science, more and more functions are about to be discovered. Of course, whatever it is used for, it should first ensure its normal performance, such as keeping away from the heat source to prevent it from deforming and preventing the glue from deteriorating.