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supercriticality). In
terms of reactivity,
reactivity is 0 in criticality, less than 0 in subcriticality,
greater than 0 in
supercriticality. In terms...
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Supercritical may
refer to:
Critical temperature, TC, a
temperature above which distinct liquid and gas
phases do not
exist for a
given material Supercritical...
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period of
supercriticality at the vent site. A
further site, Beebe, in the
Cayman Trough, is
thought to
display sustained supercriticality at the vent...
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Supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) is the
process of
separating one
component (the extractant) from
another (the matrix)
using supercritical fluids as...
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Supercritical carbon dioxide (sCO 2) is a
fluid state of
carbon dioxide where it is held at or
above its
critical temperature and
critical pressure. Carbon...
- The
region of
supercriticality where 0 < ρ < β e f f {\displaystyle 0<\rho <\beta _{\mathrm {eff} }} is
known as dela****
supercriticality. It is in this...
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alone (without the
efforts of dela**** neutrons). As a result,
prompt supercriticality causes a much more
rapid growth in the rate of
energy release than...
- A
supercritical airfoil (
supercritical aerofoil in
British English) is an
airfoil designed primarily to
delay the
onset of wave drag in the
transonic speed...
- activity. A
supercritical m**** is a m**** which, once
fission has started, will
proceed at an
increasing rate. In this case,
known as
supercriticality, k > 1...
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Supercritical adsorption also
referred to as the
adsorption of
supercritical fluids, is the
adsorption at above-critical temperatures.
There are different...
