{tag=Phase transition}

There are various possibilities for the axes, but some common ones:
* temperature (T) vs magnetic field strength (B)
* temperature (T) vs proportion of each <chemical element> of a <binary alloy>
* temperature (T) vs pressure

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{title=Sketch of the typical <superconducting phase diagram> of a <Type-I superconductor>}
{disambiguate=Superconducting phase diagram}

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{title=Sketch of the typical <superconducting phase diagram> of a <Type-II superconductor>}
{disambiguate=Superconducting phase diagram}


Superconducting phase diagram

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{title=Sketch of the typical <superconducting phase diagram> of a <Type-II superconductor>}


Type-II superconductor

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\Image[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/51/Phase_diagram_superconductor_type_I.svg]
{title=Sketch of the typical <superconducting phase diagram> of a <Type-I superconductor>}


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 Incoming links: Superconducting phase diagram