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2776
April 8, 1911, The Coldest Day…
Dirk Van Delft, director of the “Museum Boerhaave” of Leiden (Netherlands) tells how superconductivity was discovered in Heike kamerling Onnes ' Cryogenics laboratory. He contributes useful details about this historic day, and re establishes the truth about the team that observed this phenomenon.
This film is a bonus accompanying “100% conductive : Superconductors”.
Duration
00:10:00
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Définition
HD
Color
Color
Sound
Sound
Version(s)
French
English
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XDCam EX
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