The submicrosecond resistive pulse heating of wire-shaped metallic samples in a highly incompressible medium leads to a thermodynamic state very close to the critical point of the liquid metal. The additional application of a static pressure may result in a critical or supercritical transition. First results on the critical data of molybdenum are reported: T c =(11150+or-550)K, p c =(5460+or-1160) bar, nu c =(36.5+or-3.5) cm 3 mol -1 .
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