Abstract
A high-pressure Raman-scattering study reveals that crystalline LiNbO2 becomes amorphous at about 31 GPa, and this transition is irreversible above 35.8 GPa. The spectrum of pressure- amorphized LiNbO3 is similar to that of glassy LiNbO3.
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