Lovelock suggested the use of this as a chromatographic mobile phase, and it finds wide application in liquid-solid separation for its namesake extraction.
Lovelock suggested the use of this as a chromatographic mobile phase, and it finds wide application in liquid-solid separation for its namesake extraction. Water in this phase is a good solvent for non-polar substances, and it is defined as a member of the set of points beyond the right end of the boiling curve. Often used to remove pollution from rivers or to decaffeinate coffee, this is, for 10 points, what phase of matter in which the distinction between the gas and liquid phases is blurred, formed when a substance's pressure or temperature increases beyond the critical point?
Lovelock suggested the use of this as a chromatographic mobile phase, and it finds wide application in liquid-solid separation for its namesake extraction.
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