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A book about liquid mechanics, says that water is considered incompressible , because the amount by which it compresses is too tiny to bother with.
My question is , what would happen with a metal ball or sphere filled with water and put into extreme conditions , like in the very center of sun or earth.At the temperatures and pressures present all metals normally melt and disintegrate , but the water inside would increase its temperature and water vapour would increase the pressure so the boiling point would also increase , would this happen until the water pressure inside the sphere equal the pressure from outside the sphere ?
My question is , what would happen with a metal ball or sphere filled with water and put into extreme conditions , like in the very center of sun or earth.At the temperatures and pressures present all metals normally melt and disintegrate , but the water inside would increase its temperature and water vapour would increase the pressure so the boiling point would also increase , would this happen until the water pressure inside the sphere equal the pressure from outside the sphere ?