Which mechanism induces perfect conductivity when a niobium-titanium alloy is cooled near absolute zero?

💡 Explanation

The material becomes superconducting because, at low temperatures, electrons form Cooper pairs via electron-phonon interactions; therefore, electron transport experiences no resistance due to Cooper Pair formation overcoming electron scattering, rather than resistance increasing with lower temperature.

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