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The pressure of the barium I-II transition has been determined in a modified single-stage piston-cylinder apparatus to be 55.0±0.5 kbar at 22°C. Three barium samples of different purity were used and no significant variation of the transition pressure found. The temperature coefficient of the transition pressure is 0–0.015 kbar/°C near room temperature. The effect of the presence of dissolved hydrogen on the transition pressure is discussed.
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