 but becomes opaque (<i>bottom</i>) when the pressure hits 1.93 million atmospheres. Dark forms touching the sample
are electrodes.)
PHASE CHANGE: Nitrogen is clear (top) but becomes opaque (bottom) when the pressure hits 1.93 million atmospheres. Dark forms touching the sample
are electrodes.
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