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Off the top of my head, that sounds like you're off in the pressure requirement by multiple orders of magnitude. The pressure used for the superconductor is en
by djaque 6y ago
Off the top of my head, that sounds like you're off in the pressure requirement by multiple orders of magnitude. The pressure used for the superconductor is enough to shatter diamond. Creating strain in a lattice like that would just shear the materials apart.
- throwaway189262 6y agoMaterial tensile strength can be orders of magnitude higher than compression. I wouldn't dismiss the possibility of microscopic level internally stressed materials reaching such pressures. I also know nothing about material science so it's baseless speculation
- StrangeOrange 6y agoI enjoyed this schizophrenic approach to scientific enquiry.