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Diffusion and mass transfer in supercritical fluids
P. G. Debenedetti
, R. C. Reid
Chemical & Biological Engineering
Princeton Materials Institute
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Engineering
Supercritical Fluid
100%
Hydrodynamics
75%
Diffusion Coefficient
75%
Fluid Viscosity
25%
Laminar Flows
25%
Reynolds' Number
25%
Relative Importance
25%
Liquid Metal
25%
Molecular Level
25%
Natural Convection
25%
Dense Fluid
25%
Fluid Density
25%
Fluid State
25%
Apparent Diffusion
25%
Inertial Force
25%
Kinematic Viscosity
25%
Rectangular Channel
25%
Nonvolatile Solute
25%
Dilute Gas
25%
Keyphrases
Diffusion Transfer
100%
Supercritical Region
25%
Data Extrapolation
25%
Solute Sources
25%
Chemical Engineering
Diffusion
100%
Natural Convection
33%