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Figure 6
Hydrostatic limits for additional binary mixtures. (a) Evolution of the standard deviation with uniaxial compression for the 9:1 MeOH–i-PrOH mixture observed experimentally, presented on the same axes as Fig. 2 for direct comparison. Black upward triangles represent compression points, red downward triangles represent decompression points and the dashed line indicates the consistent value of σ at which it is observed to increase sharply. (b) Hydrostatic limits observed for all the 9:1 volume ratio MeOH-based mixtures that were simulated (the component in the smaller fraction is indicated on the x axis). The data were determined using as criterion σsim = 0.1, σsim = 0.15 or σsim = 0.2 for the hydrostatic limit. The measurement for σsim = 0.1 has also been rescaled to match the expected experimental data, as described in the text.

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Volume 58| Part 6| December 2025| Pages 1967-1977
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