Yeah, wouldn't this cause trouble with Pauli exclusion principle?
Only if they all had the same energy level.
And if they didn't form a superconductor. I'm not sure why they would but if they did they would violate it. That's actually what makes superconductors superconducting - the really weird state where electron pairs act like bosons.
Only if they all had the same energy level.
And if they didn't form a superconductor. I'm not sure why they would but if they did they would violate it. That's actually what makes superconductors superconducting - the really weird state where electron pairs act like bosons.