A solid that exhibits zero resistance to the flow of electrical current at low temperatures is called a semiconductor.

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A solid that exhibits zero resistance to the flow of electrical current at low temperatures is called a superconductor, not a semiconductor. Semiconductors are materials with an intermediate level of conductivity, between conductors (which have low resistance) and insulators (which have high resistance).

A Solid That Exhibits Zero Resistance to the Flow of Electrical