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When a material shrinks, it can create immense internal stresses equivalent to what it would experience at extreme pressures. Compare to say a Prince Rupert's d
by jjk166 3y ago
When a material shrinks, it can create immense internal stresses equivalent to what it would experience at extreme pressures. Compare to say a Prince Rupert's drop.
- samhuk 3y agoThis is how I explained LK-99 to a friend a couple days ago :P
- raducu 3y agoThat's very interesting! I remember a while ago I read about a room temperature superconductor... but it required enormous pressures.
- nuncanada 3y agoI have a theory of superconductivity that also explains that, unfortunately this comment box is too small for me to explain it.