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Optimization of reaction calorimetry for monitoring chemical reactions in supercritical fluids
The PhD thesis deals with the optimization of the reaction calorimetry technique to monitor chemical reactions in supercritical fluids. The aim is to develop this thermal analysis technique to monitor the heat released by a chemical reaction in a high pressure reactor and consequently discuss upon t
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