Full name: Nguyễn Quang Huy

ID: 10223025

Summary
In many aspects of our lives, a superconductor running at room temperature and
atmospheric pressure may have a significant impact. Superconductors could lead to better
high-speed trains, longer-lasting batteries, and more effective electrical grids since they
can carry energy without experiencing any loss. Nevertheless, current superconductors are
limited to operating in extreme conditions, such as -320 degrees Fahrenheit or extremely
high pressure.
Significant advancements in the development of room temperature superconductors
have been reported recently. For instance, using nitrogen, hydrogen, and a rare-earth
element, researchers at the University of Rochester claimed to have constructed a
superconductor that functioned at ambient temperature. It can take weeks or even months
for a room temperature, ambient pressure superconductor to go through repeated, reliable
replication in trials before it is commercialized. Once replication is successful, which may
take some time, production must be increased. For instance, the Chicago power grid's
superconductor cable system took years and roughly $19 million to install. Similar to this,
it has been stated that LK99, another possible superconductor, operates at room
temperature and ambient pressure. Researchers from the privately operated Quantum
Energy Research Center made the majority of these claims. Some scientists contend that
LK99 is only a magnet and not a superconductive substance, although these assertions have
not been subjected to peer review.
Despite challenges and uncertainties, study and investment in this sector are deemed
valuable due to the potential revolutionary impact of a room temperature superconductor.

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