Which mechanism causes zero electrical resistance in niobium-titanium magnets?

💡 Explanation

Superconductivity arises in niobium-titanium magnets due to Cooper Pair formation, where electrons pair up and move coherently; therefore, they experience no resistance, rather than electron scattering which increases resistivity, because it disrupts electron flow.

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