Can Liquids Really Be Compressed Under Pressure?

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Liquids are generally incompressible, but they can be compressed under extreme pressure. Applying significant pressure to a liquid, such as water in a balloon, can reduce its volume slightly. Cooling the liquid can also cause it to contract, though this is not the same as compressing it under pressure. The discussion highlights the need for substantial force to achieve any noticeable compression of liquids. Understanding these principles is essential for applications involving fluids under pressure.
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hello!

is there a way to actually "compress" a liquid?

ie. we have a balloon with water, can we reduce the pressure of the water on the ballon?

thanks!
 
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