- superfluidity
- noun see superfluid
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
superfluidity
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superfluidity — [so͞o΄pər flo͞o id′ə tē] n. the phenomenon, exhibited by liquid helium at temperatures below 2.18°K, of flowing without friction and having very high thermal conductivity superfluid [so͞opərflo͞o′id] n., adj. * * * See superfluid. * * * Unusual… … Universalium
superfluidity — [so͞o΄pər flo͞o id′ə tē] n. the phenomenon, exhibited by liquid helium at temperatures below 2.18°K, of flowing without friction and having very high thermal conductivity superfluid [so͞opərflo͞o′id] n., adj … English World dictionary
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superfluidity — su·per·fluidity … English syllables
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