Supercritical fluids are increasingly being used and promoted at a laboratory and pilot scale to produce high value, natural bioactives from biologically based raw materials. Supercritical CO2 is overwhelmingly the solvent of choice for these operations, but is largely limited to the processing of dry raw materials and the extraction of low polarity, low molecular weight compounds. The use of c...

Este articulo revisa el presente y el uso futuro de la extracci6n con fluidos supercriticos (SFE), principalmente dibxido de carbono (CO*) benign0 para el ambiente. La extracci6n con fluidos supercriticos se desarroll6 coma aplicaci6n analitica a mediados de 10s arios 80 coma respuesta al deseo de reducir el uso de disolventes organicos en el ambiente del laboratorio, y se est6 convirtiendo en ...

this article introduces a new tri-parameter law of corresponding states from the known regularities, namely the lir and zeno line for dense fluids (when tz=tc). two of these parameters are the zeno line parameters and the third parameter (the fluid parameter), has been obtained from the lir, this parameter is solely dependent upon the fluid characteristics. the third parameter can be obtaind fr...

Solid phase extraction (SPE) and supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) have become established in the field of analytical chemistry over the last five years. Both techniques are alternatives to classical analytical extraction methods used to separate analytes from solid and liquid matrices. SFE is an alternative to traditional liquid-solid extraction methods, the two most common being soxhlet an...

Radial inflow turbines are the preferred architecture for energy extraction from the organic Rankine cycle and the supercritical CO2 Brayton cycle at smaller scales. For such turbines it is possible for fluid to be delivered to the first stage by either a volute or plenum delivery system. For high pressure supercritical CO2 turbines, there are no fully documented fluid delivery systems in liter...

Supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) is an innovative, clean and environmental friendly technology with particular interest for the extraction of essential oil from plants and herbs. Supercritical CO(2) is selective, there is no associated waste treatment of a toxic solvent, and extraction times are moderate. Further, supercritical extracts were often recognized of superior quality when compare...

Due to increasingly stringent environmental regulations, supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) has gained wide acceptance in recent years as an alternative to conventional solvent extraction for separation of organic compounds in many analytical and industrial processes. In the past decade, SFE has been applied successfully to the extraction of a variety of organic compounds from herbs and other...