hi everyone,
I'm working on the deposit process in supercritical chemical fluid deposit, however, i'm only mechanical engineer.
I'm using scCO2 and "Silver (I) hexafluoroaceytlacetonate-cycloocta-1.5-diene" Ag-C5HF6O2-C8H12".
I would like to know if someone could help me to solve the chemical reaction between CO2 ang Ag
Thanks,
Arno
Supercriticality in a tubular reactor
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I don't think the siver-organic complex reacts with scCO2. The carbon dioxide works as a solvent, that's it!
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