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    & efficient separation technique to be employed for an analysis. 2 What is supercritical fluid? 3 Critical temperature (Tc) for any substance is a temperature above which it can no longer exist as a liquid‚ no matter how much pressure is applied. Critical pressure (Pc) is a pressure above which the substance can no longer exist as a gas no matter how high the temperature is raised. A supercritical fluid is any substance that is above its Tc & Pc [critical point]. CRITICAL POINT

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    [pic] | |Supercritical Fluid Dyeing SFD In textile industry water is the usual medium for dyeing and cleaning. This is the reason why textile industry is one of the biggest consumer of water in all industries. Textile refining processes without using water have to be applied because costs of water and waste water are increasing more and more‚ the legislator fixes more rigorous limit values for the sewage load and also the water resources become more and more limited in several areas. In cooperation

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    Supercritical Carbon Dioxide as a Green Solvent Gregory Absillis June 2009 The majority of chemical processes in chemical synthesis are carried out in solution and organic solvents usually are the first choice. To satisfy this demand‚ 15 billion kilograms of organic are produced worldwide each year. [1] These solvents often bear considerable risk due to their toxicity‚ flammability or environmental hazards. Furthermore‚ they have to be separated from the products and recycled or disposed at

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    Lycopene Reaction Paper

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    3.3. Extraction of lycopene Extraction of lycopene from dried and powdered matrices was carried out at each of the experimental combinations through an automated supercritical fluid extraction system (Model 7100‚ Thar Technologies Inc.‚ USA) consisting a stainless steel extraction vessel of 1lt. capacity. For each experiment‚ the extraction vessel was loaded with 250 g of lyophilized powder wrapped with filter paper to prevent spillage during extraction and contamination of the extracted material

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    methods of decaffeinating coffee‚ first providing a brief history of the processes used‚ and then transitioning into the current methods of decaffeination. The processes analyzed include solvent-based decaffeination‚ water decaffeination‚ and a supercritical carbon dioxide process. A brief description of each process is provided and then the processes are contrasted based on the following criteria: effectiveness of removing the caffeine‚ preservation of the coffee’s flavour‚ and relative cost of the

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    536°F) and pressure (1800 pounds per square inch‚ or 1241 Newton’s per square centimeter). This causes all the liquid within the gel to transform into a supercritical state‚ allowing a phase transition from liquid to gas without the absence of shrinkage which causes a gel structure to collapse and fully dry. This process is known as supercritical drying process. Before they discover the process‚ it took days to create aerogels‚ but improvements have short the drying time to a few hours. The process

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    Microencapsulation

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    MICROENCAPSULATION Microencapsulation: Definition: It is the process by which individual particles or droplets of solid or liquid material (the core) are surrounded or coated with a continuous film of polymeric material (the shell) to produce capsules in the micrometer to millimetre range‚ known as microcapsules. Microencapsulation (Cont.): Morphology of Microcapsules: The morphology of microcapsules depends mainly on the core material and the deposition process of the shell. 1- Mononuclear

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    boilers Once through boilers CETHAR LIMITED Evaporator systems CETHAR LIMITED Design Criteria Description OT Super critical Sub-Critical Furnace sizing Decided by Fuel and Gas side parameters Same Evaporator Supercritical fluid; Variable evaporation end point; Superheated steam at evaporator outlet; Water and Steam mixture; Fixed evaporation end point; Saturated steam at evaporator outlet (Supported by BENSON Technology) Natural / controlled circulation

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    coating‚spinning disk‚ spray drying‚ spray congealing‚ electrostatic deposition‚ centrifugal extrusion and air suspension coating. Physico-chemical process includes‚ coacervation phase separation and polymer encapsulation by rapid expansion of supercritical fluid. Chemical processes‚ include solvent evaporation interfacial polymerization‚ insitu polymerization‚ polymer/polymer incompatibility and vapor deposition. The technique chosen is dependent on the chemical and physical properties of the core material

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    Current Advances in Sustainable Metalworking Fluids Research Steven J. Skerlos1‚ Kim F. Hayes2‚ Andres F. Clarens3‚ Fu Zhao4 1. Department of Mechanical Engineering‚ University of Michigan 2. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering‚ University of Michigan 3. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering‚ University of Virginia 4. School of Mechanical Engineering‚ Purdue University Abstract. Metalworking fluids (MWFs) are harmful to the environment and to the health of workers‚

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