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THEORETICAL calculations of compression (the ratio of volume, V, at high pressure, relative to the volume, V0, at ambient pressure) have evolved largely because of inadequacies in the quadratic expression used by Bridgman1 in his early investigations above about 30 kbar.
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ROY, N., STEWARD, E. Compression of Aluminium up to About 200 kbar and Evidence of a Structure Change. Nature 224, 905 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/224905a0
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