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Using a diamond indentor, diamond anvil technique along with nonshorting interdigitated electrodes produced on the anvil by lithographic processes, we have shown that the electrical resistance of a xenon sample at 32^∘{}K drops from 10¹³ {Ω} (or greater) to about 10⁴ {Ω} at 0.33 Mbar. Further studies using a second method reveal that the resistivity has dropped to below 10^-1 {Ω} cm and possibly much lower.
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Nelson et al. (1979) studied this question.
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