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Solvent density effect on supercritical retrograde solubility

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Presented is a simple method for predicting supercritical retrograde solubility for nonvolatile solid solutes based on solvent density alone. The effect changes in the solvent molecule's spherical range of motion, intermolecular spacing, and bonding strength have on solubility in the supercritical range are investigated and compared with empirical data.

Keywords: Mass Transfer; Retrograde; Solid Solutes; Solubility; Supercritical

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 16 March 2016

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