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Homework Statement
Must the specific volume of a substance change when it undergoes a change in pressure? Is this true for all substances?
The Attempt at a Solution
obviously this is true in most cases but my question is: are incompressible liquids an exception? When a liquid is attempted to be compressed, does the pressure change? Because if this is the case, then incompressible substances can undergo a change in pressure without the specific volume changing.
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