| The results yield information about the structure of coal, as well as the kinetics and mechanism of supercritical thermolytic reactions. |
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| After this supercritical mass is obtained, a self-sustained chain reaction takes place and causes the atomic explosion. |
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| The availability of experimental data for this reaction using cutinase in acetonitrile and supercritical CO2 has prompted this choice. |
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| Compress it enough at the right temperature, though, and it will also turn into an unusual state of matter known as a supercritical fluid. |
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| Chemists are attempting to address this problem by finding alternative solvents, such as water and supercritical CO2, and by biphasic system that allows catalyst recycling. |
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| Metal nanocrystals have been prepared in onium salts using supercritical carbon dioxide assisted synthesis. |
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| Its researchers have, for example, developed ways to handle what is known as supercritical carbon dioxide. |
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| This technology uses gaseous hydrocarbons in supercritical conditions to treat used oils. |
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| Increasing the pressure to a supercritical level in the high pressure turbine sections improves generation efficiency. |
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| Carbon dioxide is one example of a supercritical solvent, but there are many other compounds that could be used as supercritical solvents. |
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| This technology enables important energy savings to be made, due to the recovery of the solvent in supercritical conditions. |
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| Using technologies like supercritical steam cycles and combined cycles can increase efficiency to 45 per cent in steam plants. |
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| In supercritical form, the CO2 is less dense than the saline water of the aquifer, which is why it migrates to the top of the reservoir. |
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| Another key challenge will be to develop an enhanced understanding of the chemistry of supercritical water. |
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| In river systems with fast flowing currents, the models have to be able to simulate sub and supercritical flow conditions. |
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| So why haven't we observed this phenomenon at such supercritical velocities? |
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| While moving a final brick, the experimenter noticed from neutron counters that the final brick would make the assembly supercritical. |
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| A biologically active celery seed extract obtainable by a supercritical fluid extraction of an ethanolic extract of fresh celery seed, said celery seed extract having anti-inflammatory and gastroprotectional activity. |
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| Although the helium coolant presents fewer corrosion problems than supercritical water, creating core materials and fuel casings that can withstand the high temperatures involved is a daunting task. |
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| That depth provides enough pressure to turn CO2 into what is known as a supercritical fluid, a form in which the stuff is more likely to stay put. |
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| The gaseous outer layers of Jupiter and Saturn transition smoothly into oceans of supercritical hydrogen. |
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| Due to the high barometric pressure at these depths, water may exist in either its liquid form or as a supercritical fluid at such temperatures. |
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| Abstract A new nozzle was designed for the technology of making microencapsulated particles by rapid expansion of supercritical solution. |
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| Some destabilizing condition must be present to trigger the process or else, the velocity can be pushed as close to light speed as possible into the supercritical range without any decoupling to occur. |
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| At this point, he accidentally dropped the brick onto the pile, providing sufficient neutron reflection to result in a supercritical power excursion. |
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| At the transition point, it becomes a supercritical fluid with industrial uses that include decaffeinating coffee, spray paint propulsion, fiber manufacture, and soil cleanup. |
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| The possibility of the ice giants Uranus and Neptune having hot, highly compressed, supercritical water under their thick atmospheres has been hypothesised. |
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| A prototype test program using supercritical helium cooling from the Spallation Neutron Source at ORNL is planned as part of the Procurement Arrangement. |
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| Supercritical fluids, although not liquids, do share various properties with liquids. |
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