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Frictionless fuel: How UBC researchers detected hydrogen’s superfluidity and what it could mean for sustainability
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Frictionless fuel: How UBC researchers detected hydrogen’s superfluidity and what it could mean for sustainability
Superfluidity is a unique state of matter in which a liquid flows without friction. An object placed in this liquid keeps spinning forever, with nothing to slow it down. UBC researchers have presented strong new evidence that hydrogen can also become superfluid, which opens doors to new understandings of quantum matter.
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