Co-solvent Effects
Co-Solvent Effects is a phenomenon in supercritical fluid extraction wherein the addition of a minor polar component (co-solvent) to the primary supercritical fluid selectively enhances solute solubility and extraction efficiency by modifying the solvent's polarity and solvating power.
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Yangzhou University
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Islamic Azad University, Tehran
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Institute of Chemistry
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Beijing University of Chemical Technology
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Chonnam National University
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