Which outcome occurs when heat exceeds critical temperature within niobium-titanium superconducting magnets?

💡 Explanation

Heat causes a quench because the Cooper pair formation breaks down, which destroys superconductivity; therefore, the resistance rises sharply rather than magnetic field exclusion, because total exclusion only occurs below the critical point.

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