👉 The SsFluid, also known as Supercritical CO2 Fluid (SC-CF), is a unique state of matter that exists when carbon dioxide (CO2) is heated and pressurized beyond its critical point, resulting in properties that are neither purely liquid nor gas. At these conditions, the SsF exhibits characteristics of both phases, such as high density and viscosity like a liquid, while also displaying gas-like diffusivity and solubility. This makes it an excellent solvent for a wide range of organic compounds and is utilized in various applications, including extraction processes, chemical reactions, and as a medium for enhanced mass transfer in chemical engineering. Its tunable properties, such as density and viscosity, can be adjusted by changing temperature and pressure, making it highly versatile for different industrial processes.
