10th Conference on Supercritical Fluids and Their Applications

The 10th Conference on Supercritical Fluids and Their Applications will be held on a "MSC cruises" ship starting from Naples and travelling in the week April 29-May 06, 2013 through the West Mediterranean sea.

Major objective of this conference is to point out the state of the art of technological applications in supercritical fluid processing. Exchange of information and experience on research and close communication between international participants will help to identify the future needs and the new aspects on the use of this technology. An intense exchange between industrial applications and research will be stimulated.

In order to preliminary register to the Conference, please compile the form and send it by e-mail at idemarco@unisa.it.

Topics

Processing such as:

• Extraction
• Reaction
• Micronization
• Membrane Formation

Thermodynamics and high pressure equilibria
Physico-Chemical properties
Applications to Polymers, Food, Fossil Fuels, New Materials, Environment, Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals and Biomedicals

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