No. The condensed material in such a field will explode.
The National Research Institute for Metals (NRIM) of the
Science and Technology Agency (STA) succeeded in generating
the world's highest magnetic field of 23.42T (teslas) in a
superconducting magnet by using oxide superconductor insert
coils. This result was achieved by using a bismuth-system
superconducting wire discovered in the multi-core research
project on superconductivity.
(Source:STA TODAY July 1999)
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