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Particle and nuclear

Speed of sound in quark–gluon plasma is measured at CERN

20 Jun 2024
The CMS detector at CERN
Compact Muon Solenoid The CMS detector at CERN has gleaned important information about quark–gluon plasma. (Courtesy: CERN)
The speed of sound in a quark–gluon plasma has been measured by observing high-energy collisions b

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