Would you anticipate superconductivity from a material with little or no crystal structure (a "glass")? If so, why or why not?

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Q: Assume that the conductivity of a pure semiconductor at an applied electric field of 450 mV/m is…

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Q: Would you anticipate superconductivity from a material with little or no crystal structure (a…

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