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English: The first measurements on superconductivity: the resistivity of a capillary of mercury as a function of temperature. |
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Source | Originally published in KAWA, December 30, 1911; scanned from Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science volume 124 (page 269) |
Author | Heike Kamerlingh Onnes (1853 - 1926) |
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