high-temperature

In the 80s high-temperature superconductors were discovered, which were 'impossible' by previous understanding.

This becomes relevant if the energy source is solar thermal or high-temperature nuclear.

I really expected this to be about high-temperature superconductor motors.

Vehicles that have a liquid-cooled battery, like the Chevrolet Volt or Tesla Model S, are less vulnerable to high-temperature effects as long as they are not parked in the blazing sun.

Using a high-temperature-resistant glass sphere with an opening on one end can protect the roof of the microwave oven if it doesn't have a standing wave that would keep the plasma localized.

When Bednorz and Mueller announced the discovery of high-temperature superconductivity in 1986, no one carped about control experiments, because, once the recipe was known, any competent scientist could make a sample and test it and it would work immediately.

For example, the explanation of the process starts with: "First, water heated up to form steam is broken down into hydrogen and oxygen by means of high-temperature electrolysis.