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> Yeah, why is 1GPa being referred to as "near-room pressure"? Because it's _very_ close to room pressure compared to other results. For example this team's la
by kadoban 4y ago
> Yeah, why is 1GPa being referred to as "near-room pressure"?
Because it's _very_ close to room pressure compared to other results. For example this team's last result (that's ... very questionable, but ignoring that), needed around 250 GPa.