top | item 36884048 (no title) fortysixdegrees | 2 years ago This is going to mess up RoHShttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restriction_of_Hazardous_Subst... discuss order hn newest varjag|2 years ago RoHS has a number of exceptions. Ambient temp/pressure superconductivity will absolutely be excepted too. seventytwo|2 years ago Nope, sorry. The EU is probably just gonna pass on RT superconductors. /s load replies (2) cperciva|2 years ago Not necessarily. The "strained crystal" approach probably extends to other elements; mixing Pb and Cu works well since there's a large difference in their sizes, but rare earths might work just as well as Pb. NoMoreNicksLeft|2 years ago Can we get those in volumes necessary to do high voltage lines though? load replies (1) bawolff|2 years ago There is already a bunch of exceptions for lead, if this is useful with no alternatives they would probably just add more exceptions. ajuc|2 years ago Lead-acid batteries are mostly lead and legal. I'm sure they will make this legal too. unknown|2 years ago [deleted]
varjag|2 years ago RoHS has a number of exceptions. Ambient temp/pressure superconductivity will absolutely be excepted too. seventytwo|2 years ago Nope, sorry. The EU is probably just gonna pass on RT superconductors. /s load replies (2)
seventytwo|2 years ago Nope, sorry. The EU is probably just gonna pass on RT superconductors. /s load replies (2)
cperciva|2 years ago Not necessarily. The "strained crystal" approach probably extends to other elements; mixing Pb and Cu works well since there's a large difference in their sizes, but rare earths might work just as well as Pb. NoMoreNicksLeft|2 years ago Can we get those in volumes necessary to do high voltage lines though? load replies (1)
NoMoreNicksLeft|2 years ago Can we get those in volumes necessary to do high voltage lines though? load replies (1)
bawolff|2 years ago There is already a bunch of exceptions for lead, if this is useful with no alternatives they would probably just add more exceptions.
ajuc|2 years ago Lead-acid batteries are mostly lead and legal. I'm sure they will make this legal too.
varjag|2 years ago
seventytwo|2 years ago
cperciva|2 years ago
NoMoreNicksLeft|2 years ago
bawolff|2 years ago
ajuc|2 years ago
unknown|2 years ago
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