Materials Regain Properties Previously Thought to Disappear under Pressure

University of Arkansas physicists working with researchers in France have shown that a group of materials used in military sonar and medical ultrasound regain their unique properties at high pressures, overturning a belief held for more than 30 years that these properties disappear at high pressures.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news8348.html">Materials Regain Properties Previously Thought to Disappear under Pressure</a></p> <p>University of Arkansas physicists working with researchers in France have shown that a group of materials used in military sonar and medical ultrasound regain their unique properties at high pressures, overturning a belief held for more than 30 years that these properties disappear at high pressures.</p>