Supercritical water 🔥💧💨

Supercritical water is water that is heated and pressurized beyond its critical point, where it doesn't behave like a typical liquid or gas. The critical point of water is 374°C (705°F) and 22.06 MPa (about 3200 psi). When water reaches this state, it undergoes unique physical changes:

Density: Supercritical water has a density that lies between that of liquid and gas. It is less dense than liquid water but denser than gas.

Viscosity: Its viscosity is lower than liquid water, allowing for faster movement of substances through it.

Solvent Properties: Supercritical water is a powerful solvent. It can dissolve a wide variety of materials, including non-polar substances, which is something liquid water typically cannot do. This makes it useful in chemical reactions and extractions.

Diffusion: Supercritical water has higher diffusion rates than liquid water, allowing for quicker chemical processes.

This state is particularly useful in industries like chemical processing, waste disposal, and energy production. For instance, it’s used in the supercritical water oxidation process to break down hazardous waste into non-toxic substances or in supercritical water gasification to produce hydrogen or biofuels from organic material.

[danishhussain]

Sir App Bohot Achha Explain karte ho 😊

[jitumechanic]

45 percent efficiency is with superheating with cogeneration cycle. With combined cycle we can achieve around 49 percent only theoretically.

[bibeksaha]

I really appreciate the effort you put into making these informative videos every day. Your content is valuable and helps a lot of people!

[ultronz]

Please Keep Making these kind of Science video. I love this 💖❤

[mkgaming]

I know this because I had my internship in Thermal Coal based powerplant where they used a CFBC boiler which was one of the most unique boilers in the engineering

[narendrarao]

374° kyaa

Fahrenheit ya celcius bhai ??

[pppp]

Your contents are good sir.
Keep uploading

[Voice_Artists]

Why don't we call it "plasma"

[samarvijaypratapsinghthaku]

As a mechanical engineer, i know this from first year

[theochub]

Your video used in this clip is super critical state of Co2

[MarufHawlader-nqhv]

But what about Water's triple point temperature in which water stays in 3 forms all together..? 273.16 Kelvin..

[ShadabAlam-shrk]

Class 9 first chapter, Matter has 5 state 😂😂
1Solid
2 Liquid
3 Gas
4 Plasma
5 BEC

[nothotgaming]

22 stats of matter hottay ha
kiu ka kissi matter ki stat temperature or us pr lagmay walay prasure pr depend krti ha

[ashrafulhossain]

Do you know about ultrasupercritical boilers?you could discuss em, very efficient

[Knacknowledge]

Is it related to ice-water paradox? Please reply sir

[sauce]

The video clip of the see-through chamber is of carbon dioxide in the same condition

[Ayushff]

You can change the shape of matter in more different forms you only need to follow these step

1 like increase temperature maintain pressure

2 maintain tempreture and increase pressure

3 increase both


But these are not easy to perform in practical it is very hard

And i only say some important points not all points

[arytiwa]

It is also used in Hydrothermal Carbonization. Which can save the world but no one is talking about.

[yourbuddyno]

in nuclear plants they use D2O which is heavy water ( IUPAC term ) due to its high melting point

[sanandasaha]

Or bhi bohot form hai like- plasma, quark gluon plasma...