critical pint drying is not the transition from liquid to gas but the transition form solid to gas called sublimation. And why dont you show the results under the microscope, so nobody knows it it works
The Critical point is a specific set of conditions (temperature and pressure) where the distinction between the liquid and gas phases of a substance disappears. At this point, the liquid and gas become a single, indistinguishable "supercritical fluid" that has properties of both liquid and gas. The sublimation process, on the other hand, is used in another drying method known as freeze-drying, where the material changes from solid to gas under vacuum conditions and low temperatures, but this is different from critical point drying. It's funny how you wrote your comment without knowing what you are talking about. He didn't show the samples under the microscope cause...
critical pint drying is not the transition from liquid to gas but the transition form solid to gas called sublimation. And why dont you show the results under the microscope, so nobody knows it it works
The Critical point is a specific set of conditions (temperature and pressure) where the distinction between the liquid and gas phases of a substance disappears. At this point, the liquid and gas become a single, indistinguishable "supercritical fluid" that has properties of both liquid and gas.
The sublimation process, on the other hand, is used in another drying method known as freeze-drying, where the material changes from solid to gas under vacuum conditions and low temperatures, but this is different from critical point drying.
It's funny how you wrote your comment without knowing what you are talking about.
He didn't show the samples under the microscope cause...
@@JesusCruz-my3ob your answer is ok and i know that. But you dont have right to offend me personally this disqualifies you