JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, VOL. 115, B10209, doi:[removed]2009JB007145, 2010 Shock compression of liquid silicates to 125 GPa: The anorthite‐diopside join Paul D. Asimow1 and Thomas J. Ahrens1 Received 17 Novembe

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