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A mathematical theory of the supercritical state serving as an effective means of destruction of chemical warfare agents

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It is well known that the supercritical state of a gas has great dissolving capacity. In this paper, the mathematical reason for this phenomenon is studied in great detail.

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Maslov, V.P. A mathematical theory of the supercritical state serving as an effective means of destruction of chemical warfare agents. Math Notes 94, 532–546 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1134/S000143461309023X

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