Warp wrote:
> 
>   If you got a *superconductor* by doping a semiconductor, at room
> temperature, you would get a Nobel price in physics like right now.
> 
>   A superconductor has 0 resistance. A doped semiconductor has a resistance
> larger than 0. It's not a superconductor.
> 
>   Maybe you meant that the semiconductor becomes a metallic conductor when
> doped?
> 

IIUC he ment that doped silicon becomes a semi-conducter, like a doped 
conducter can become superconducter.

Just my 2 cents.

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