Jumping between liquid states

Paul McMillan ()
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Paul McMillan: the Center for Solid State Science, Arizona State University

Nature, 2000, vol. 403, issue 6766, 151-152

Abstract: First-order phase transitions are common in crystalline solids (such as between graphite and diamond) and non-crystalline materials. But for a long time the idea of a first-order phase transition between two liquids was scoffed at. Now, a direct structural study of liquid phosphorus under high pressure provides evidence for just such a transition.

Date: 2000
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