IPA: /ˌsuːpərˈkɒndʌkt/
KK: /ˈsuːpərkənˌdʌkt/
To show the property of superconductivity, where a material can conduct electricity without resistance at very low temperatures.
Certain materials can superconduct when cooled to near absolute zero.
Past: superconducted
Past Participle: superconducted
Superconduct → It is formed from "super-" (meaning above or beyond) and "conduct" (from Latin "conducere", meaning to lead or bring together). The word refers to the phenomenon of conducting electricity with zero resistance, going beyond normal conductivity.
Think of something that conducts electricity 'beyond' ('super-') normal levels — that's why superconduct means to conduct electricity without resistance.