Which mechanism enables induced current flow when cooling niobium-titanium alloys?

💡 Explanation

Cooling niobium-titanium allows electrons to form linked pairs. The process of Cooper pair formation lets them move without resistance, because the electron-lattice-electron interaction binds them; therefore, induced current flows with no applied voltage, rather than ohmic resistance as a metal.

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