Compute isothermal pressure increase prediction

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Isothermal Pressure Increase Prediction
Estimate the pressure increase needed to decrease isothermally by 1% the volume of

(a) a typical solid with k = 5x10-6 atm-1
(b) a typical liquid with k = 1x10-4 atm-1

where k = kappa

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