Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a colorless, odorless gas which occurs naturally in the atmosphere and human body. With the advent of digital subtraction angiography, the gas has been used as a safe and useful alternative contrast agent in both arteriography and venography. Because of its lack of renal toxicity and allergic potential, CO2 is a preferred contrast agent in patients with renal failure or ...

Aiming at designing ionic liquids for the purification of natural gas, the solubility of methane in ionic liquids is investigated here through the measurement of the solubilities of methane in four ionic liquids (ILs), in a wide range of molar fractions, temperature and pressures. With the exception of the phosphonium-based IL, which behaves as an almost ideal solution, the other ionic liquids ...

Lipid compounds are gaining increasing attention due to a wide range of applications in the food industry. Particularly, supercritical carbon dioxide (SCCO2) is being successfully employed as a green solvent in the extraction and fractionation of nonpolar lipids. Knowledge of the solubility of pure lipid-type substances and their mixtures in SCCO2 is essential for evaluating the viability of su...

Magma degassing processes are commonly elucidated by studies of melt inclusions in erupted phenocrysts and measurements of gas discharge at volcanic vents, allied to experimentally constrained models of volatile solubility. Here we develop an alternative experimental approach aimed at directly simulating decompression-driven, closed-system degassing of basaltic magma in equilibrium with an H^C^...

This paper presents the results from using a physical absorption process to absorb gaseous CO2 mixed with N2 using water by producing tiny bubbles via a liquid-film-forming device (LFFD) that improves the solubility of CO2 in water. The influence of various parameters-pressure, initial CO2 concentration, gas-to-liquid ratios, and temperature-on the CO2 removal efficiency and its absorption rate...

In the processes of carbon capture and storage, sulfur nitrogen oxides (SOx NOx) would be possibly injected with CO2 depending on origin CO2. The thermodynamic properties these gases in saline aquifer are poorly known. Solubility is one key parameter to implemented geochemical codes modelling long-term evolution after injection. solubility NO known only at atmospheric pressure. this study, wate...