thermocouple and thermoelectric effect Questions1- What is the total spin of Cooper pairs? Is Pauli's Exclusion Principle valid forCooper pairs?2- Can all Cooper pairs have one quantum state and form a coherent wave?3- Why does the resistivity of superconductors become zero?4- Why strong magnetic field can be produced by superconductor wires? Inthis case, why there is restriction on using conductor wires?5-why, there is a rapid decrease in the voltage of superconductor withreduction of temperature while the rate of its decreasing declines near thetransition temperature to superconductivity?

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