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Soft matter and liquids

Soft matter and liquids

Liquid mysteries

(Courtesy: Ramon Andrade 3dciencia/Science Photo Library)
17 May 2018
Taken from the May 2018 issue of Physics World

It’s easy to assume there’s nothing new to learn about liquids. John Proctor explains just how weird liquids can be at high pressures and why this work could shed light on planetary interiors

When I read scientific papers, I often end up pondering questions that are – in the grand scheme o

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John Proctor is in the School of Computing, Science and Engineering at the University of Salford, UK, e-mail j.e.proctor@salford.ac.uk
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