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World's largest laser compresses diamond to pressures of 50 million Earth atmospheres (Science Alert)

BEC CREW SATURDAY, 23 AUGUST 2014 Share on emailShare on print Physicists in the US have compressed a synthetic diamond to pressures of 50 million Earth atmosph

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