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Evidence of a first-order phase transition to metallic hydrogen

Evidence of a first-order phase transition to metallic hydrogen

Update: 2016-06-30

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Earlier this year, in an experiment about five-feet long, Harvard University researchers say they observed evidence of the abrupt transition of hydrogen from liquid insulator to liquid metal. It is one of the first times such a transition has ever been observed in any experiment. Read the full story here.

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Evidence of a first-order phase transition to metallic hydrogen

Evidence of a first-order phase transition to metallic hydrogen

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences