Which mechanism suppresses superconductivity when a magnetic field exceeds a critical value in niobium?

💡 Explanation

Superconductivity is suppressed by pair breaking via Zeeman splitting because unpaired electrons introduce normal conductivity; therefore, superconductivity vanishes rather than remaining stable because of disruptive magnetic field effects on paired electrons.

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