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A Type-I superconductor is
1. A conductor of infinite conductivity at all temperature.
2. A conductor with very large conductivity below a critical temperature.
3. A material showing susceptibility = -1 drastically reduced by a critical temperature.
4. A perfect conductor having conductivity drastically reduced by a critical current.
Which of these statements are correct?

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Correct Answer: Option B
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