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Supercritical fluid (SCF) technology has become an important tool of materials processing in the last two decades. Supercritical CO2 and H2O are extensively being used in the preparation of a great variety of nanomaterials. The interest in the preparation and application of nanometer size materials is increasing since they can exhibit properties of great industrial interest. Several techniques have been proposed to produce nanomaterials using supercritical fluids. These processes, taking advantage of the specific properties of supercritical fluids, are generally flexible, more simplified and with a reduced enviromental impact. The result is that nanomaterials with potentially better performances have been obtained. We propose a critical review of the supercritical based techniques applied to the production of nanoparticles materials.Keywords: Supercritical fluids; Nanoparticles; SCF technology; RESS; SAS.
Supercritical fluids; Nanoparticles; SCF technology; RESS; SAS.
Supercritical fluids; Nanoparticles; SCF technology; RESS; SAS.
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