1. Properties of supercritical water for hydrothermal oxidation performance
Under normal conditions of pressure and temperature, a pure body can exist in any of the three classic states: solid, liquid or gas. A study of the phase diagram (figure 1) reveals a singular point at the end of the liquid-gas coexistence curve, known as the "critical point".
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Properties of supercritical water for hydrothermal oxidation performance
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