Difference between revisions of "High pressure modifications"
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* strained structure anvil cells | * strained structure anvil cells | ||
* new research -> maybe novel physical effects -- [[non mechanical technology path]] | * new research -> maybe novel physical effects -- [[non mechanical technology path]] | ||
* effect on conductivity (e.g. metallic hydrogen), magnetism, ... | * effect on conductivity (e.g. metallic hydrogen), magnetism, ... | ||
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| + | High pressure modification of silicon dioxide: | ||
| + | Stishovite ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stishovite wikipedia]): 4.287g/ccm; Mohs scale 9-9.5 | ||
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| + | * [[High pressure]] | ||
| + | * [[Deep drilling]] | ||
| + | * [[Highly metastable compound]]s | ||
| + | * Planetary science. – Somewhat related: [[Colonization of the solar system]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:00, 25 July 2021
Up: High pressure
- strained structure anvil cells
- new research -> maybe novel physical effects -- non mechanical technology path
- effect on conductivity (e.g. metallic hydrogen), magnetism, ...
High pressure modification of silicon dioxide: Stishovite (wikipedia): 4.287g/ccm; Mohs scale 9-9.5
Related
- High pressure
- Deep drilling
- Highly metastable compounds
- Planetary science. – Somewhat related: Colonization of the solar system
