Step 1: Superconductivity properties.
Superconductors exhibit several unique behaviors when cooled below their critical temperature:
- Meissner Effect: Expulsion of magnetic fields from a superconductor.
- Formation of Cooper pairs: Electrons pair up with opposite spin and momentum, enabling superconductivity.
- Zero resistivity: Complete absence of electrical resistance.
Step 2: Paramagnetism.
- Paramagnetism: Materials that are weakly attracted by an external magnetic field, which is not a property of superconductors. Instead, superconductors are characterized by perfect diamagnetism (expelling the magnetic field).
Final Answer:
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