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A superconductor placed in a weak magnetic field
Answer: B
Surface currents flow without resistance and produce a field that exactly cancels the applied one inside, so the material behaves as a perfect diamagnet with a susceptibility of minus one. This Meissner effect is what allows a magnet to be levitated stably above a cooled superconductor.
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