Supercritical Fluid Technology in Industry: Recent Advances and Challenges (2014-2024) offers new insights into the theoretical and industrial applications of multiple processes included in supercritical technology, combining a review of the established literature with recent advances in theory, current applications, and case studies to help promote a more sustainable research approach. The book outlines supercritical fluid technology and processes operated with substances at conditions above or near the critical point and enables readers to understand the basic steps of equipment and processing.

Other sections explain the different methods of using supercritical technology and applications and cover current developments that increase economic feasibility and reduce environmental impact. This will be a great guide for anyone looking to supercritical technology as a means of optimizing existing processes or designing new processes with sustainability in mind, including industry experts, researchers, academics, and students at graduate level and above.

• Provides detailed methodology and experimental design information, including details on equipment, instrumentation, and basic steps in processing with supercritical fluid technology
• Outlines different methodologies and techniques that use supercritical fluid technology, including real world applications and case studies
• Details recent advances in supercritical fluid technology, along with applications for sustainable chemical production, carbon capture methodology, improving economic feasibility, and decreasing environmental impact on chemical processes
• Outlines current trends on the theory and practice of supercritical, fluid-based technologies in the food, pharmaceutical, mineral, electronics, and chemical fields