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The electrical conductivity of shock-compressed liquid oxygen has been measured in the dynamic pressure range 18–43 GPa(180–430 Kbar). A double-shock equation-of-state point was also measured. The data and Hugoniot calculation, based on a chemical equilibrium model, indicate that liquid oxygen partially dissociates and forms a two-component conductive fluid. Details of the experimental design are given and the data are discussed in terms of electronic transport in disordered systems.
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