A new experimental set-up with a Bridgman-type high pressure cell in a
closed containment allows resistance measurements on highly radioacti
ve materials. We present results of high pressure, low temperature stu
dies on PuSb single crystals in the pressure range to 25 GPa and at te
mperatures between 1.3 K and 300 K. As pressure on PuSb is increased,
its Neel temperature and the transition temperature to the ferromagnet
ic ground state are increased. In the pressure range from 10 to 15 GPa
, we observed a strong decrease in the resistance associated with the
crystallographic phase transition from the B1 (NaCl) to the B2 (CsCl)
structure. The high pressure phase appears to be non-magnetic.