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Viscosity of liquid sulfur at 4.5 GPa in the L and L' regions

In this study, we measured the viscosity of liquid sulfur at 4.5 GPa in the L and L′ regions at 1000 K and 1373 K, respectively, in a 1000-ton cubic anvil press using modified falling sphere viscometry. The viscosity values in the L and L′ regions are 0.140±0.023 Pa s and 0.050±0.006 Pa s, respectively. The lower viscosity in the L′ region may be due to the effect of higher temperature alone or in addition to a hidden contribution from the L–L′ transition.