Squeezing xenon to a metal, sulfur to a superconductor
APR 01, 1979
DOI: 10.1063/1.2995483
If you squeeze any substance hard enough to reduce the volume, it is destined to become metallic as the density of electrons is increased. It is also widely believed that the substance will probably become superconducting at sufficiently high pressure and low temperature.
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© 1979 American Institute of Physics
