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1. Sketching M-H hysteresis loop below Curie temperature, Tc, close to Tc and above Tc. (6...

1. Sketching M-H hysteresis loop below Curie temperature, Tc, close to Tc and above Tc.

2. What is a Type I and Type II superconductor? List at least one possible application for a type II superconductor. .

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