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THE measurement of pressures of the order of 10,000–200,000 bars and upward on uniaxial pressure transmitting devices is a formidable problem. At present, inter-laboratory comparison of results obtained at ultra-high pressures is not satisfactory. The availability of a convenient pressure calibration substance that is useful over a wide temperature-range, and the agreement on a satisfactory scale of pressure based on this calibration substance, are imperative for future work.
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ROY, R., COHEN, H. Effects of High Pressure on Glass: a Possible Piezometer for the 100-Kilobar Region. Nature 190, 798–799 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/190798a0
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