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The Ballistic Compression and High Temperature Properties of Dense Gases

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Gases at simultaneously high pressures and temperatures are finding increasing use in modern day technology. It is important, therefore, to develop new, improved techniques for producing and investigating the properties of hot, highly compressed gases. Historically, static gas compression with external heating was the first method employed. This technique, still in widespread use today, has the capability of generating gas pressures up to 15000 atm, but is limited in temperature to the melting point of structural materials.

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Lalos, G., Hammond, G. (1968). The Ballistic Compression and High Temperature Properties of Dense Gases. In: Le Neindre, B., Vodar, B. (eds) Experimental Thermodynamics Volume II. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6569-1_34

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