Technology term
Shock Compression
A method that sends a rapidly moving pressure wave through a material to create extreme pressure, temperature, and density for a very short time. Scientists use it to study planetary interiors, fusion targets, and matter under conditions that static devices cannot easily reach.
English
Shock Compression
Arabic
الانضغاط بموجة صدم
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