👉 The achieved fluid, often referred to as "supercritical fluid," is a state of matter that exists at conditions above its critical temperature and pressure, where it exhibits properties distinct from both conventional liquids and gases. In this state, the fluid behaves as a supercritical fluid, possessing both liquid-like density and gas-like diffusivity. This unique combination allows it to penetrate materials more effectively than liquids while maintaining the ability to diffuse through solids like a gas, making it highly useful in applications such as extraction processes, chemical reactions, and even in advanced materials synthesis. The fluid's properties can be finely tuned by adjusting temperature and pressure, offering precise control over its behavior for various industrial and scientific applications.
