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It is shown that the slope of the repulsive part of the interaction potentialbetween hydrogen atoms above the dissociation limit decreases with decreasinginternuclear separation. Such a form of the repulsive potential explains thereduction of the shock and quasi-isentropic compression curve slopes ofhydrogen isotopes at megabar pressures obtained in recent experiments [R. F.Trunin, V. D. Urlin, and A. B. Medvedev, Phys.-Usp. \textbf{53}, 577 (2010), R.I. Ilkaev, \textit{et al.}, AIP Conf. Proc. \textbf{706}, 73 (2004)].

The compression property of hydrogen at megabar pressures and the form of the repulsive interaction potential in hydrogen at short distances