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On compressibility of osmium metal

On the basis of the high-pressure diamond anvil cell experiments on Os metal, Cynn et al. [Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 135701-1 (2002)] have reported that this metal has lower compressibility than diamond. In the present work we have reanalysed the experimental data of Cynn et al. We find that the bulk moduli of Os and diamond are close to each other, implying that Os metal is as incompressible as diamond, but not more so. Our first principles total energy calculations using the full potential linearised augmented plane wave method on Os and diamond also suggest the same results.