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10^th European Meeting on Supercritical Fluids Reactions, Materials and Natural Products Processing
General Summary
Plenary Sessions
Plenary 1	Plenary 2	Plenary 3

MATERIALS PROCESSING (M)	Mn :	Specialty Materials
	Mc :	Catalyst, Porous Media & Membrane Design
	Mo :	Particle Design (organic compounds)
	Mi :	Particle Design (inorganic compounds)
NATURAL PRODUCTS processing (N)	N :	Natural
REACTIONS (R)	Rc :	Chemicals
	Rw :	Hydrothermal
	Rb :	Biological Reactions
PROCESSES & TECHNOLOGY (P)	Pr :	Radioactive material processing
	Pw :	Sub-critical Water Extraction
	Pi :	Ionic Liquids
	Pv :	Various Processes
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES (T)	T :	Physico-Chemical

MATERIALS PROCESSING (M)
Plenary 2		UNDERSTANDING AND EXPLOITING Tg REDUCTION FOR SURFACE AND BULK MODIFICATION OF POLYMERS WITH CO2.
		Tomasko D.-L., Liu D., Yang Y., Lee L.-J., Lannutti J.-J., The Ohio State University, Columbus (USA), Verreck G., Arien T. and Brewster M. , Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R & D, Beerse (Belgium)
Mn : Specialty Materials
Mn1	SELF-ASSEMBLED SILANE MONOLAYERS ON THE SURFACE OF NANOMETRIC PARTICLES OBTAINED USING SUPERCRITICAL TREATMENT.
	Domingo C., Loste E., Garcia C. and Lopez-Periago A.-M., ICMAB, Barcelona (Spain)
Mn2	THE STRUCTURE AND MORPHOLOGY OF METAL-POLYMER NANOCOMPOSITES MADE IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Said-Galiyev E., Nikitin L., Khokhlov A., A.N. Nesmeyanov Institute of Organoelement Compounds, Moscow, Shtykova E., Volkov V., Dembo C., Institute of Cristallography, Moscow and Lebedeva O., Institute of Synthetic Polymer Materials, Moscow (Russia)
Mn3	AN IMPROVED SOL-GEL ROUTE ASSISTED BY SUPERCRITICAL CO2 FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF NANOPHASE CERAMIC OXIDES YSZ/PMMA CORE-SHELL NANOCOMPOSITE PREPARATION.
	Hertz A., Ruiz J.C.-, Fournel B., CEA Valrho, Pierrelatte, Sarrade S., CEA Valrho, Bagnols sur Cèze,, Guizard C., Institut Européen des Membranes, Montpellier and Julbe A., Saint Gobain C.R.E.E., Cavaillon (France)
Mn4	POLYCAPROLACTONE NONWOVEN MATS FOR USE AS TISSUE ENGINEERING SCAFFOLDS GENERATED BY ELECTROSPINNING PROCESS.
	Montero G., King M.-W, and Gluck J.-M., North Carolina State University, Raleigh (USA)
Mn5	NEW CONTINUOUS PROCESS OF THE SUPERCRITICAL FLUID USING EXTRUDER FOR THE MODIFICATION OF THE POLYMER.
	Goto T., Ashihara S., Yamazaki T., Hitachi Cable ltd., Ibarakiken, Furuya T., Ohtake K., NIAIST, Ibaraki, Okajima I. and Sako T., Shizuoka University (Japan)
Mn6	PREPARATION OF INTERPENETRATING POLYMER NETWORKS OF 2-HYDROXYETHYL METHACRYLATES AND POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE) IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Alm M., Jensen A.-M, Benter M., Nanon A/S, Broendby,and Schaumbour K., Roskilde University (Denmark)
Mn7	“GREEN” IMPREGNATION OF BIOPOLYMERS FOR APPLICATION IN FOOD PACKAGING.
	Duarte A.-R., Duarte C.M.M, Cravo C. and Nunes A., ITQB, Oeiras (Portugal)
Mn8	COMPOSITION CONTROL OF FERROELECTRIC NANOPARTICLES USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS.
	Bousquet C., Reveron H., Elissalde C., Aymonier C., Bidault O., Maglione M. and Cansell F., I.C.M.C.B., Pessac (France)
Mn9	SUPERCRITICAL IMPREGNATION AND IN-SITU POLYMERIZATION ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE FIBRES.
	Kruse S. and Pelto J., VTT Processes, Tampere (Finland)
Mn10	MAKING OF POLYMERS CONTAINING MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES ASSISTED BY SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Nikitin L., Said-Galiyev E., Vasil’kov A., Kurykin M., Khokhlov A., A.N. Nesmeyanov Institute of Organoelement Compounds, Moscow, Nikolaev A., Lomonosov Moscow State University, Yurkov G., Astafiev D. and Gubin S., Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Moscow (Russia)
Mn11	NEW CONTINUOUS PROCESS OF THE SUPERCRITICAL FLUID USING EXTRUDER FOR THE MODIFICATION OF THE POLYMER.
	Goto T., Ashihara S., Yamazaki T., Hitachi Cable ltd., Ibarakiken, Furuya T., Ohtake K., NIAIST, Ibaraki, Okajima I. and Sako T., Shizuoka University (Japan)
Mc : Catalyst, Porous Media & Membrane Design
Mc1	SUPERCRITICAL FLUID REACTIVE DEPOSITION FOR THE PREPARATION OF METAL CATALYSTS ON POROUS MODEL SUPPORTS.
	Gläser R., Schmidt M., Dapurkar S., University of Stuttgart, Türk M. and Upper G., University of Karlsruhe (Germany)
Mc2	PREPARATION OF HYDROPHOBIC PLATINUM CATALYST IN WATER-IN-CO2 MICROEMULSION FOR CHEMICAL EXCHANGE REACTION BETWEEN HYDROGEN AND WATER.
	Shimizu R., Nibe A., Sawada K., Enokida Y. and Yamamoto I., Nagoya University (Japan)
Mc3	HYDROPHOBIC SILICA AEROGELS – SOLVENT REMOVAL FROM WATER
	Novak Z., Černcic S. and Knez Z., University of Maribor (Slovenia)
Mc4	HIGHLY POROUS GRINDING WHEELS BY SELECTIVE EXTRACTION OF PORE INDUCERS WITH DENSE CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Davis T.-D., Erkey C., University of Connecticut, Storrs (USA) and Sheldon D., Saint-Gobain Abrasives, Worcester, (USA)
Mc5	MEMBRANE FORMATION WITH CO2-ASSISTED PHASE INVERSION METHOD. SOLVENT POWER AND DEPRESSURIZATION EFFECT.
	Temtem M., Casimiro T., Aguiar-Ricardo A., Universidade Nova de Lisboa and Mano J., University of Minho, Braga (Portugal)
Mc6	LOADED POLYMERIC MEMBRANES FORMATION USING A SUPERCRITICAL FLUID ASSISTED PROCESS.
	Reverchon E., Cardea S., Schiavo Rappo E., University of Salerno (Italy)
Mc7	CHOOSING THE APPROPRIATE STATIONARY PHASE IN SFC.
	West C. and Lesellier E., I.U.T. Orsay (France)
Mc8	PREPARATION OF ORGANIC AEROGELS.
	Peikolainen A.-L. and Koel M., Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia)
Mc9	SYNTHESIS OF INORGANIC POROUS MEMBRANE BY SOL-GEL PROCESS AND CHARACTERIZATION.
	agoudji n., Malek Z., Faculté de Chimie usthb alger (algérie) and Larbot a.,Laboratoire des Matériaux Membranaires-CNRS , Montpellier (France)
Mc10	POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE) AS SOLUBILIZERS OF METAL COMPLEXES IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Herbert M., Montilla F., Pastor A., Galindo A., Universidad de Sevilla (Spain)
Mo : Particle Design (organic compounds)
Mo1	SUPERCRITICAL ANTISOLVENT PRECIPITATION OF SOTALOL HYDROCHLORIDE: INFLUENCE OF SOLVENT AND OF APPARATUS DESIGN.
	Alessi P., Kikic I., Vecchione F., University of Trieste (Italy) and Gamse T., Graz University of Technology (Austria)
Mo2	BECLOMETHASONE MICRONIZATION USING GAS ANTISOLVENT PROCESS.
	Bologna S., Cherchi F., Del Re G., Di Giacomo G.,Universita di L’Aquila (Italy)
Mo3	SYNTHESIS OF CORE-SHELL POLYURETHANE PARTICLES IN SUPERCRITICAL CO2 : MICROSCOPIC UNDERSTANDING OF MOLECULAR INTEARCTIONS.
	Renault B., ,Tassaing T., Besnard M., Cloutet E. and Cramail H. University of Bordeaux I (France)
Mo4	SUPERCRITICAL ANTI-SOLVENT MICRONIZATION OF MANDELIC ACID: MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND SCALE-UP.
	Martin A. and Cocero M.-J., University of Valladolid (Spain)
Mo5	PARTICLE FORMATION DEPENDING ON NOZZLE GEOMETRY, INJECTION AND ANTISOLVENT PRESSURE IN A SAS PROCESS MONITORED BY ONLINE PARTICLE SIZE MEASUREMENT.
	Seiffert U. and Schlücker E., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Germany)
Mo6	RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY AS TOOL FOR THE CONTROL OF BATCH ANTISOLVENT PROCESS.
	Subra-Paternault P., Vega-Gonzalez A. and Marteau Ph., L.I.M.H.P., Villetaneuse (France)
Mo7	USE OF 1,1,1,2-TETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-134a) EXPANDED LIQUIDS AS SOLVENT MEDIA FOR ECO-EFFICIENT PARTICLE DESIGN WITH DELOS CRYSTALLIZATION PROCESS.
	Gimeno M., Sala S., Ventosa N. and Veciana J., I.C.M.B, Barcelona (Spain)
Mo8	CRYSTALLIZATION OF SINGLE MOLECULE MAGNETS BY COMPRESSED FLUIDS WITH CONTROLOF PARTICLE SIZE AND MORPHOLOGY.
	Munto M., Gomez J., Ruiz-Molina D., Ventosa N., Veciana J., Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona and Campo J., Universidad de Zaragoza (Spain)
Mo9	STUDY OF THE MATURATION OF A KETOPROFENE/β-CYCLODEXTRIN MIXTURE, ASSISTED BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID.
	Bounaceur A., Rodier E. and Fages J., Ecole des Mines d’Albi (France)
Mo10	DEPOSITION OF SUBMICRON DRUG PARTICLES IN PREFORMED SOLID CARRIERS BY THE CONTROLLED PARTICLE DEPOSITION METHOD (CPD).
	Wischumerski R., Wagner K.-G., Wahl M.-A., University of Tübingen and Türk M., University of Karlsruhe (Germany)
Mo11	COMPRESSED CO2 ANTI-SOLVENT PRECIPITATION OF DRUG-POLYMER MICRO-PARTICLES FOR ENHANCED DISSOLUTION.
	Fusaro F., Albano S., and Mazzotti M., ETH Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Muhrer G. and Meier U., Novartis Pharma, Basel(Switzerland)
Mo12	DEVELOPMENT OF LIPID PARTICLES WITH SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Sampaio de Sousa A.-R., Duarte C.-M.-M., I.T.Q.B., Oeiras (Portugal)
Mo13	CYCLODEXTRINS MICRONIZATION BY SUPERCRITICAL ASSISTED ATOMIZATION.
	Reverchon E. and Antonacci A., University of Salerno (Italy)
Mo14	IN SITU CHARACTERISATION OF A NANOPARTICLE JET FROM THE RESS PROCESS.
	Lindner R., European Space Agency Research and Technology, Noordwijk (The Netherlands), Tuerk M., Steurenthaler M., University of Karlsruhe (Germany) and Panine P., European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble (France)
Mo15	INFLUENCE OF PREPARATION METHOD ON DISSOLUTION BEHAVIOUR OF DRUG/β CYCLODEXTRIN COMPLEXES PREPARED USING SC-CO2 AND OTHER CONVENTIONAL METHODS.
	Hussein K., Wahl M.-A., University of Tübingen and Türk M., University of Karlsruhe (Germany)
Mo16	ECO-EFFICIENT PARTICLE DESIGN WITH DELOS PROCESS, USING 1,1,1,2-TETRAFLUOROROETHANE (R-134A) EXPANDED SOLVENTS.
	Cano M., Ventosa N., Sala S. and Veciana J., I.C.M.B, Barcelona (Spain)
Mo17	SCF PARTICLE GENERATION IN COMPLIANCE WITH GMP.
	Perrut M., Deschamps F., Jung J. and Leboeuf F., Separex, Champigneulles (France)
Mo18	PREPARATION OF ACETAZOLAMIDE DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS USING A SUPERCRITICAL ANTISOLVENT PROCESS.
	Vega-Gonzalez A., Subra-Paternault P., L.I.M.H.P., Villetaneuse (France), Duarte A.R. and Duarte C.M.M, I.T.Q.B., Oeiras (Portugal)
Mo19	BATCH AND SEMI-CONTINUOUS TECHNIQUES FOR THE PRECIPITATION OF THEOPHYLLINE.
	Roy C., Vega-Gonzalez A. and Subra-Paternault P., L.I.M.H.P., Villetaneuse (France)
Mo20	CRYSTALLINITY OF SUGARS DRIED WITH SUPERCRITICAL CO2.
	Bouchard A., Hofland G.-W., Witkamp G.-J., Delft University of Technology, Jovanovic N., Crommelin D.-J.-A and Jiskoot W., Utrecht Institute for Pharmaceutical Sciences (The Netherlands)
Mi : Particle Design (inorganic compounds)
Mi1	SYNTHESIS OF NANOCRYSTALLINE ZrO2 IN NEAR- AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER.
	Becker-Christensen J., Hald P., Bremholm M., Skov Pedersen J., Iversen B.-B., University of Aarhus Chevallier J., University of Aarhus, Jensen H. and Ivrsen S.-B., SCF Technologies, Valby Denmark)
Mi2	PREPARATION OF SUPPORTED NANOPARTICLES USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS.
	Erkey C. and Zhang Y., University of Connecticut, Storrs (USA)
Mi3	FINE INORGANIC PARTICLE DESIGN IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS. SIMULATION OF PARTICLE GROWTH FROM NANOMETER SCALE UP TO MIROMETER SCALE.
	Aymonier C., Desmoulins-Kraviec S., Loppinet-Serani A. and Cansell F., I.C.M.C.B., Pessac
Mi4	CONTINUOUS HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF INORGANIC PARTICLES IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER. APPLICATION TO THE BATTERY ELECTRODE MATERIAL LiFePO4.
	Aimable A., Aymes .,Bernard F., University of Bourgogne, Dijon and Le Cras F., CEA, Grenoble (France)
Mi5	METALLIC COATING OF PARTICLES USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CHEMICAL DEPOSITION.
	Marre S., Aymonier C., Cansell F, I.C.M.C.B., Pessac and Marraud C., SNPE Materiaux Energétiques, Saint-Médard-en-Jalles (France)
Mi6	SUPERCRITICAL HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF ORGANIC-INORGANIC HYBRID NANOPARTICLES AND ITS PERFECT DISPERSION IN SOLVENTS.
	Adschiri T., Zhang J., Mousavand T., Ohara S., Umetsu M., Naka T. and Takami S., Tohoku University, Sendai (Japan)
Mi7	NICKEL NANOPARTICLES SYNTHESIZED IN NEAR CRITICAL WATER.
	Hald P. Bremholm M., Iversen Bo B., , Aarhus Universit, Jensen S.-B. and Iversen S.-B., SCF Technologies, Valby (Denmark)
Mi8	CONTINUOUS HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF NANO COPPER PARTICLES.
	Liang M.-T., Chen C.-N., I-Shou University, Kaohsiung County and Hsiang Hsing-I , Cheng Kung University, Tainan (Taiwan)
Mi9	HIGH ENERGY SYNCHROTRON XRD/SAXS IN SITU STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF TITANIA NANOPARTICLES IN A SUPERCRITICAL SYNTHESIS.
	Bremholm M., Pedersen J.-S., Iversen B.-B., Aarhus University, Jensen H., Søgaard E.-G., Aalborg University Esbjerg, Nielsen R.-P., Iversen S.-B., SCF-Technologies a/s, Valby, Joensen K.-D., JJX-Ray Systems ApS, Skovlunde (Denmark), Chen Y.-S. and Almer J., Advanced Photon Source, Argonne (USA)
NATURAL PRODUCTS processing (N)
Plenary 3		INDUSTRIAL CO2 PROCESSING OF FOODSTUFFS.
		Gehrig M., Nateco2. GmbH & Co. KG, Wolnzach (Germany)
N1	EXTRACTION AND FRACTIONATION OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM AROMATIC PLANTS.
	Venskutonis P., Miliauskas G., Kaunas University of Technology, Kaunas (Lithuania) and Sivik B., Lund University (Sweden)
N2	COMPARISON OF SUBCRITICAL CO2 EXTRACTION WITH CONVENTIONAL METHODS OF EXTRACTION TO ISOLATE THE FLOWER FRAGRANCE FROM MICHELIA CHARAMPACA LINN.
	Rout P.-K., Maheswari R.-C., Naik S.-N., Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi and Rao Y.-R., Institute of Science & Technology, Hyderabad (India)
N3	CONVERSION OF EXTRACTED RICE BRAN AND ISOLATION OF PURE BIO-ETHANOL BY MEANS OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGY.
	Baig M.-N., Zetzl C. and Brunner G., TU Hamburg-Harburg (Germany)
N4	EXPERIMENTS, MODELLING AND SCALE-UP FOR SUPERCRITICAL EXTRACTION FROM PLANTS.
	Sovova H. and Sajfrtova M., Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals, Prague (Czech Republic)
N5	CONCENTRATING ALPHA-TOCOPHEROL FROM OIL BY PRODUCT WITH SUPERCRITICAL METHANOL AND CO2.
	Fang T., Wahyudino, Goto M. and Sasaki M., Kumamoto University (Japan)
N6	PROCESS ENHANCEMENT OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION ASSISTED BY ULTRASONIC FIELDS.
	Yin J.-Z., Xu Q.-Q., Dalian University of Technology and Wang A.-Q., Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Dalian (China)
N7	SELECTIVE EXTRACTION OF PHENOLS FROM SUGARCANE BAGASSE PYROLYSIS OIL.
	Rajesh N. Patel, Bandyopadhyay S. and Ganesh A., Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (India)
N8	ISOLATION OF CRITHMUM MARITIMUM VOLATILE OIL BY SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION
	Marongiu B, Piras A., Porcedda S., Tuveri E., Università degli Studi di Cagliari (Italy), Cavaleiro C. and Salgueiro L., Universidade de Coimbra (Portugal)
N9	DECAFFEINATION OF TEA WITH PRESSURES UP TO 1000 BARS.
	Schulmeyr J., Nateco2. GmbH & Co. KG, Wolnzach (Germany)
N10	ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF ROSEMARY EXTRACTS OBTAINED BY SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION.
	Caldera G., Marquina-Chidsay G. and Figueroa Y., Universidad de Carabobo (Venezuela)
N11	PHOSPHOLIPIDS RECOVERY FROM DEOILED SOYBEANS USING SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION.
	Marquina-Chidsay G., Gonzalez B. and Figueroa Y., and Universidad de Carabobo (Venezuela)
N12	ISOLATION OF SESELI BOCCONI GUSS. VOLATILE OIL BY SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION.
	Marongiu B., Piras A., Porcedda S., Tuveri E. and Maxia A., Universita degli Studi di Cagliari (Italy)
N13	FRACTIONATION AND REFINEMENT OF CRUDE RICE BRAN OIL WITH SUPERCRITICAL CO2.
	Danielski L., Zetzl C. and Brunner G., TU Hamburg-Harburg (Germany)
N14	SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION OF ROSEMARY COMPARISON WITH STEAM DISTILLATION AND HYDRODISTILLATION.
	Bensebia O., Dahmani A., U.S.T.H.B., Alger (Algeria) and Barth D., E.N.S.I.C, Nancy (France)
N15	BLACKCURRANT OIL HYDROLYSIS IN SC-CO2 : EXPERIMENT AND MODEL.
	Bernasek P., Sovova H., Bartlova M., Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals, Zarevűcka M., Stránsky K. and Cvačka J., Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry, Prague (Czech Republic)
N16	THE ANALYSIS OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID CO2- EXTRACTS OF SALVIA OFFICINALIS L .
	Aliev A.-M., Stepanov G.V., Institute of Physics, Makhachkala and Zilfikarov I.-N. , Mountain Botanical Garden, Makhachkala (Russia)
N17	SUPERCRITICAL CO2, HYDRODISTILLATION EXTRACTION OF SALVIA OFFICINALIS L. INFLUENCE OF EXTRACTION PROCESS ON ANTIOXIDANT PROPERTIES.
	Fellah S., Abderrabba M., I.P.E.S.T., Tunis (Tunisie), Diouf P.-N., Petrissans M., Perrin D, University H. Poincaré, Nancy, Barth D., E.N.S.I.C., Nancy (France) and Romdhane M., M., E.N.I. Gabès (Tunisie)
N18	COMPARISON BETWEEN CORIANDER VOLATILE OILS OBTAINED BY SUPERCRITICAL CO2 EXTRACTION AND HYDRODISTILLATION.
	Ferraro V., I.S.T., Lisboa (Portugal), Grosso C., Palavra A.-M., Universita degli Studi di Salerno (Italy), Burillo J., Urieta J.S, Langa E., Universidad de Zaragoza (Spain), Figueiredo A.-C., Barroso J.-G., Centro de Biotecnologia Vegetal, Lisboa and Coelho J-.A., CIEQB, Lisboa (Portugal)
N19	SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION FROM VETIVER ROOTS : A STUDY OF SFE KINETICS.
	Talansier E., Braga M.-E.M., Rosa P.-T.V, Meireles M.-A.-A, UNICAMP, Campinas (Brazil) and Menut C., E.N.S.C.M., Montpellier (France)
N20	PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS EXTRACTION FROM ACHYROCLINE SATUREIOIDES, CURCUMA LONGA, FOENICULUM VULGARE AND ROSMARINUS OFFICINALES.
	Braga M.-E.-M., Peruchi M.-P., Quispe-Condori S., Rosa P.-T.V. and Meireles M.-A.-A, UNICAMP, Campinas (Brazil)
N21	INFLUENCE OF THE OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS ON THE RECOVERY OF VOLATILE OIL COMPOUNDS IN THE FRACTIONAL SEPARATION FROM FENNEL (FOENICULUM VULGARE).
	Quispe-Condori S., Rosa P.-T.-V and Meireles M.-A.-A, UNICAMP, Campinas (Brazil)
N22	SUPERCRITICAL CO2 EXTRACTION OF SECONDARY METABOLITES FROM AGARICUS BLAZEI EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING.
	Coelho J.-P., Casquinha L., Velez A. and Karmali A., I.S.E.L., Lisboa (Portugal)
N23	EXTRACTION OF FATTY OIL FROM ROSE HIP SEED USING SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Machmudah S., Sasaki M., Goto M., Kukamoto University and Kawahito Y., Hyper Plants Co., Ltd., Tokyo (Japan)
N24	ACHYROCLINE SATUREIOIDES (MACELA) FLOWERS EXTRACTS OBTAINED BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION.
	Peruchi M.-P., Braga M.-E.-M. and Meireles M.-A.-A., UNICAMP, Campinas(Brazil)
N25	EXTRACTION OF ASTAXANTHIN FROM THE YEAST PHAFFIA RHODOZYMA WITH SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Passos R., Beirão L., U.F.S. Campinas (Brazil), Palavra A., I.S.T., Lisboa, Mendes R., Nobre B. and Gouveia L., I.N.E.T.I., Lisboa (Portugal)
N26	THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF HOP EXTRACTS THROUGH PSEUDO COMPONENTS.
	Alessi P., Vecchione F. and Kikic I., University of Trieste (Italy)
N27	EXTRACTION OF CHLOROPHYTUM BORIVILIANUM BY USING PRESSURIZED SOLVENT AND SUPERCRITICAL CO2.
	Jadeja Girirajsinh C., Naik S.-N. and Maheshwari R.-C., Indian Institute of Technology, New-Delhi (India)
N28	PREPARING APPROACHES OF CONCRETES AND RUTIN FROM SOPHORA JAPONICA L. FLOWERS.
	Yin J.-Z., Shi W.-H., Xu Q.-Q., Wei W., Dalian University of Technology and Wang A.-Q., Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Dalian (China)
N29	ACCELERATED SOLVENT EXTRACTION OF PISTACHIO OIL USING A MODIFIED Supercritical Fluid Extractor.
	Ghaziaskar H.S. and Sheibani A., Isfahan University of Technology (Iran)
N30	STUDY ON THE EXTRACTION, SEPARATION AND PURIFICATION METHODS OF MEDICAL COMPONENTS FOR LIQUORICE.
	Yin J.-Z., Wei W., Xu Q.-Q., Dalian University of Technology and Wang A.-Q., Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Dalian (China)
N31	FRYING OIL RECYCLING WITH DENSE CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Rincon J., Rodriguez L., Asencio I. and Ancillo V., Facultad de Ciencias del Medio Ambiente, Toledo (Spain)
N32	CONTINUOUS FRACTIONATION OF FRIED OIL BY SUPERCRITICAL CO2 AND HEXANE.
	Sesti Osseo L., Capolupo T. and Reverchon E., University of Salerno (Italy)
N33	A RESEARCH ON THE PROCESS SIMULATION OF THE SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION OF THE VEGETABLE OILS.
	Yin J.-Z., Liu Y., Xu Q.-Q., Wei W., Dalian University of Technology and Wang A.-Q., Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Dalian (China)
N34	LOCALISATION OF EXTRACTABLE OIL AND ANTIOXIDANTS FROM Sclerocarya birrea (MARULA) NUTS.
	Botha B.-M. and du Plooy W., Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria (South Africa).
REACTIONS (R)
Plenary 1		SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION : FROM REACTORS CONCEPT TO HYDROTHERMAL OXIDATION OF NUCLEAR WASTES.
		Sarrade S., Moussière S., Joussot-Dubien C. and Turc H.-A, CEA Valrho, Pierrelatte (France)
Rc : Chemicals
Rc1	SYNTHESIS OF POLYURETHANES IN SUPERCRITICAL CO2.
	Veiga de Macedo G., Casimiro T., Aguiar-Ricardo A., Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Caparica, Fernandes A.-C. and Romão C., Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Oeiras (Portugal)
Rc2	CATALYTIC CHAIN TRANSFER POLYMERISATION OF CO2-EXPANDED MONOMERS.
	Lucien F.-P., Zwolak G. and Jayasinghe N.-S., The University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia)
Rc3	TRANSALKYLATION OF DIETHYLBENZENE WITH BENZENE IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE : INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURE AND ACIDITY OF ZEOLITIC CATALYSTS.
	Uguina M.-A., Rodriguez A., Capilla D., Lopez B., Perez A., Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) and Cavani F., INSTM Research Unit of Bologna (Italy)
Rc4	TRANSALKYLATION OF DIISOPROPYLBENZENE WITH BENZENE IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Sotelo J.-L., Calvo L., Capilla D. and Pérez-Velásquez A., Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain)
Rc5	EFFECTS OF SUPERCRITICAL MEDIA ON THE CATALYTIC REACTIONS : APPLICATION TO ALIPHATIC ALKYLATION.
	Montillet M., Guillaume D., Institut Français du Pétrole, Lyon-Vernaison and Essayem N., Institut de Recherche sur la Catalyse, Villeurbanne (France)
Rc6	THE ROLE OF SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE SYNTHESIS OF ORGANIC CARBONATES
	Ballivet-Tkatchenko D., Chambrey S., University of Bourgogne, Dijon (France), Turunen H. and Keiski R., University of Oulu (Finland)
Rc7	COMPARATIVE SUSTAINABILITY STUDY BETWEEN THE TRADITIONAL BATCH AND THE SUPERCRITICAL CONTINUOUS SUNFLOWER OIL HYDROGENATION PROCESSES.
	Bonanza N. and Recasens F., Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona (Spain)
Rc8	REACTIVE DECOMPOSITION OF METALS IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS : INVESTIGATION OF THE SOLUBILITY AND DECOMPOSABILITY OF METAL ORGANIC SUBSTANCES.
	Fehrenbacher U., Grosshardt O., Hirth O., Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology, Pfinztal Aschenbrenner O. and Dahmen N., Institute for Technical Chemistry, Karlsruhe (Germany)
Rc9	Pd CATALYSED HYDROGENATION OF LIMONENE
	Bogel-Lukasik E., Fonseca I., Nunes da Ponte M., Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Oeiras (Portugal)and Tarasenko Y., Institute of Sorption and Problems of Endoecology, Kiev (Ukrain) e
Rc10	ADVANCES IN SUPERCRITICAL REACTION PROCESS DEVELOPMENT USING LABORATORY AND PILOT PHASE MONITORING AND HIGH PRESSURE EQUIPMENT.
	James K.-J. and Krewson K.-R., Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Newark (USA)
Rc11	COMPLEX UTILIZATION OF POLYETHYLENETEREPHTALATE WASTES.
	Panasyuk G.-P., Khaddaj M., Azarova L.A and Voroshilov I.L., N.S. Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Moscow (Russia)
Rc12	Continuous Enantioselective Hydrogenation in Supercritical CO2
	Poliakoff M., Scovell, K., Stephenson, P. and Licence P., University of Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Rc13	NOVEL ORGANIC SYNTHESIS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Brough S.-A, Rayner C.-M. and Clifford A.-A, University of Leeds (United Kingdom)
Rw : Hydrothermal
Rw1	CONTINUOUS SELECTIVE OXIDATION IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER.
	Fraga-Dubreuil J., Cepeda-Verdugo E., Hamley P. and Poliakoff M., University of Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Rw2	DECONTAMINATION OF WASTEWATER CONTAINING ACETONE BY CONTINUOUS SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION.
	Yu J.-J., Jeng B.-W., Shen P.-H., Chang L.-C., Ge C.-W.,. and Chiu Y.-H., Feng-Chia University, Taichung (Taiwan)
Rw3	TRANSPIRING WALL REACTOR FOR THE SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION PROCESS : OPERATIONAL RESULTS, MODELING and SCALING.
	Bermejo D.,Fdz-Polanco F. and Cocero M.-J., University of Valladolid (Spain)
Rw4	SCWO OF SALT-CONTAINING ARTIFICIAL WASTEWATER USING A TRANSPIRING-WALL REACTOR.
	Rudolph von Rohr Ph., Prikopsky K.and Wellig B., Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich (Switzerland)
Rw5	MODELLING OF STIRRED DOUBLE SHELL REACTOR FOR THE DESIGN OF A SUPERCRITICAL PROCESS PILOT FACILITY.
	Moussière S., Joussot-Dubien C., Fournel B., Boutin O., CEA Pierrelatte, Guichardon P., Charbit G., University of Aix-Marseille, Aix en Provence and Turc H.-A., CEA Marcoule, Bagnols/Cèze (France)
Rw6	THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE SUPERCRITICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN RUSSIA ; DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE SCWO PLANT.
	Anikeev V., Yermakova A., Mikenin P., Boroskov Institute of Catalysis, Novosibirsk, Belobrov N.-S, Piterkin R.-N., Prosvirnin R.-Sh. and Zvolsky L.-S., Federal Research-Industrial Center “Altai”, Biysk (Russia)
Rw7	ACROLEIN FORMATION FROM GLYCEROL IN SUPERCRITICAL WATER.
	Watanabe M., Iida T., Aizawa Y., Aida T.-M. and Inomata H., Tohoku University (Japan)
Rw8	DECOMPOSITION OF LIGNIN ALKALINE AND CHEMICALS RECOVERY IN SUB-AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER.
	Wahyudiono, Sasaki M. and Goto M., Kumamoto University (Japan)
Rw9	USE OF CFD FOR THE DESIGN OF INJECTORS FOR SUPERCRITICAL WATER OXIDATION.
	Serin J.-P., Mercadier J., Marias F., Cezac P., E.N.S.G.T.I., Pau and Cansell F., I.C.M.C.B., Pessac (France)
Rw10	DEPOLYMERIZATION OF POLYESTERS IN SUB- AND SUPER-CRITICAL WATER.
	Sato O., Osada M., Shirai M., N.I.A.I.S.T., Sendai and Arai K., Tohoku University, Sendai (Japan)
Rw11	MODELING OF A HETEROGENEOUS SUPERCRITICAL OXIDATION REACTOR.
	Mancini J, Cansell F., I.C.M.C.B., Pessac, Marias F. and Mercadier J., E.N.S.G.T.I., Pau (France)
Rw12	PROCESS DESIGN FOR ORGANIC REACTIONS IN NEAR-CRITICAL AND SUPERCRITICAL WATER.
	Yan C., Fraga-Dubreuil J., Garcia-Verdugo E., Hamley P. and Poliakoff M., University of Nottingham (United Kingdom)
Rb : Biological Reactions
Rb1	PRESSURIZED HOT WATER EXTRACTION AND ENZYME-CATALYZED CONVERSION OF POLYPHENOLIC GLYCOSIDES IN ONION WASTE.
	Turner C., Waldebäck M., Markides K., Uppsala University (Sweden), Turner P., Nordberg Karlsson E., Lund University (Sweden) and Jacobson G., Stanford University (USA)
Rb2	LIPASE-CATALYZED SYNTHESIS OF LONG-CHAIN FATTY ACID ESTERS IN A BENCH-SCALE PACKED BED BIOREACTOR.
	Laudani C.-G., Habulin M., Knez Z., University of Maribor (Slovenia), Della Porta G. and Reverchon E., University of Salerno (Italy)
Rb3	EFFECT OF ACID AND ALCOHOL CHAIN LENGTH ON THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF SHORT-CHAIN ESTERS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Romero M.-D, Sotelo J.-L. and Diaz-Suelto B., Universidad Complutense of Madrid (Spain)
Rb4	EFFECTS OF SUPERCRITICAL PASTEURIZATION OF FOODSTUFF ON MICROORGANISMS VIABIITY EVALUATED BY CELL FLUORESCENT STAINING.
	Spilimbergo S., Quaranta A., Foladori P., Della Mea G., Ziglio G. and Mantoan D., University of Trento (Italy)
Rb5	STERILISATION AND VIRUS INACTIVATION BY SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS : A REVIEW.
	Perrut M., Separex, Champigneulles (France)
Rb6	BIOCATALYSIS OF GLUCOSE-2 OXIDASE FROM CORIOLUS VERSICOLOR AT HIGH PRESSURES.
	Karmali A., Coelho J.-P., Costa D.-P. and Barbosa A.-R., I. S. E. L., Lisboa (Portugal)
Rb7	INACTIVATION OF FOOD MICROORGANISMS BY PRESSURIZED CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Calvo L., Diaz C., Torres E., Alcon A. and Santos V., Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain)
Rb8	ENZYMATIC RESOLUTION OF A RACEMIC MIXTURE BY ACYLATION IN IONIC LIQUIDS.
	Bogel-Lukasik R., Vidinha P., Lourenço N.-M.-T., Gomes da Silva M.-D.-R., Afonso C.-A.-M., Nunes da Ponte M. and Barreiros S., Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Caparica (Portugal)
Rb9	IMMOBILIZATION OF GLUCOSE OXIDASE ON POLYPYRROLE FILM VIA SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGIES.
	Kayrak-Talay D., Hortacsu O. and Akman U., Bogazici University, Istanbul (Turkey)
Rb10	LIPASE-CATALYZED ESTERIFICATION OF SUGAR FATTY ACID ESTERS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Śabeder S., Habulin M. and Knez Z., University of Maribor (Slovenia)
PROCESSES & TECHNOLOGY (P)
Pr : Specialty Materials
Pr1	POTENTIAL OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS IN RADIOCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES.
	Shadrin A., Murzin A. and Romanovsky V., Khlopin Radium Institute, St-Petersburg (Russia)
Pr2	DECONTAMINATION OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINANTS USING REACTIVE MICROEMULSION OF ORGANIC ACID IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Sawada K., Shimizu R., Enokida Y. and Yamamoto I., Nagoya University (Japan)
Pr3	INVESTIGATION OF TRADE HYDROCARBONATED SURFACTANTS BEHAVIOUR IN SC CO2 FOR SURFACE DECONTAMINATION IN THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY.
	Galy J., Fournel B., CEA Valrho, Pierrelatte, Lacroix-Desmazes P., ENSCM Montpellier, Lagerge S. L.A.M.M.I., Montpellier, Blancher J., Dussoliet S., COGEMA MELOX, Bagnols and Persin M., I.E.M., Montpellier (France)
Pr4	LOW pH CONCRETES PROCESSED USING SCCO2 : APPLICATIONS IN NUCLEAR WASTE STORAGE DEVICES.
	Garcia C., Fraile J., Domingo C., I.C.M.A.B., Barcelona, Hidalgo A., Andrade C. and Alonso C., Instituto de Ciencias de la Construction Eduardo Torroja, Madrid (Spain)
Pr5	EXTRACTION OF URANYL NITRATE BY TRIBUTYLPHOSPHATE SOLUTIONS IN MEDIUM OF LIQUID FREONS AND CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Kamachev V.-A, Shadrin A.-Yu., Murzin A.-A. and Shafikov D.-N., Khlopin Radium Institute, St-Petersburg (Russia)
Pr6	DISSOLUTION OF ACTINIDE OXIDES IN IN SUPERCRITICAL CO2 MEDIUM.
	Shadrin A.-Yu., Murzin A.-A., Romanovskiy V., Podoynitzyn S., Khlopin Radium Institute, St-Petersburg (Russia) , Koyama T. and Koma Y., Japan Atomic Energy Agency (Japan)
Pr7	SOLID PHASE STRIPPING OF RADIONUCLIDES FROM COMPLEXONE SOLUTIONS IN DENSE CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Shafikov D., Kamachev V., Murzin A. and Shadrin A., Khlopin Radium Institute, St. Petersburg (Russia)
Pw : Sub-critical Water Extraction
Pw1	SEPARATIONS USING SUPERHEATED WATER.
	Clifford A-A., Critical Processes Ltd., Roecliffe (United Kingdom)
Pw2	DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF CONDITIONS FOR PROCESSING WITH SUB-CRITICAL WATER.
	King J.-W., Clausen E.-C., Duan L., Carrier D.-J., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and Del Valle J., Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago (Chile)
Pw3	SUBCRITICAL WATER REGENERATION OF CATALYSTS POISONED BY SULFUR.
	Osada M., Sato O., Shirai M., N.I.A.I.S.T., Sendai and Arai K., Tohoku University, Sendai (Japan)
Pi : Ionic Liquids
Pi1	EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING OF SYSTEMS WITH IONIC LIQUIDS.
	GutkowskiK., ShariatiA., Breure B., Peters C., TU Delft (The Netherlands), BottiniS.B., and BrignoleE.A., PLAPIQUI, Bahía Blanca (Argentina)
Pi2	IONIC LIQUIDS USED AS REACTION MEDIA FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS : CHARACTERIZATION AND PURIFICATION.
	Alessi P., Kikic I., Vecchione F., Linda P. and Ebert C., University of Trieste (Italy)
Pi3	CONTINUOUS CLEANING OF CONTAMINATED SOILS USING IONIC LIQUIDS AND SUPERCRITICAL CO2.
	Keskin S., Hortacsu O. and Akman U., Bogazici University, Istanbul (Turkey)
Pi4	FLUORINATED BLOCK COPOLYMER AS STERIC STABILIZER FOR THE FORMATION OF IONIC LIQUID IN COMPRESSED CARBON DIOXIDE EMULSIONS.
	Lacroix-Desmazes P., Hesemann P., Boutevin B. and Moreau J.-J.-E., Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Montpellier (France)
Pi5	CHARACTERIZATION OF THE IONIC LIQUID bmimPF6 INSUPERCRITICAL CONDITIONS.
	Adamou A., Letourneau J.-J., Rodier E., David R., Ecole des Mines d’Albi and Guiraud P., I.N.S.A, Toulouse (France)
Pv : Various Processes
Pv1	SUPERCRITICAL DESORPTION STUDIES FOR RECOVERY OF α-CAPROLACTAM FROM GRANULAR ACTIVATED CARBON (GAC) AFTER WASTEWATER TREATMENT : MODELLING OF DIFFUSIVE BEHAVIOUR.
	Al-Duri B. and Kalpage C.-S., University of Birmingham (United Kingdom)
Pv2	FROM SINGLE DROP TO FALLING FILM. AN INSIGHT INTO THE HYDRODYNAMIC AND GEOMETRY OF A FALLING WATER FILM UNDER ELEVATED PRESSURE OF CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Sutjiadi-Sia Y. and Eggers R., TU Hamburg-Harburg (Germany)
Pv3	SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION : A CRITICAL REPORT OF ITS ANALYTICAL USEFULNESS.
	Zougagh M., Valcarcel M., University of Cordoba and Rios A., University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain)
Pv4	Design and Performance of a TECHNICAL-scale machine for polyester dyeing in sCCO2.
	Van den Kraan M., Witkamp G.-J., Delft University of Technolog, Veugelers W.J.-T. and Woerlee G.-F., FeyeCon Development & Implementation B.V, Weesp(The Netherlands)
Pv5	NONISOTHERMAL DYNAMIC MODEL OF A SFE STRUCTURED PACKING COLUMN.
	Fernandes J.-B., Mota J.-P., Simoes P.-C., REQUIMTE, FCT-UNL, Caparica and Ruivo R., ITQB, Oeiras (Portugal)
Pv6	FLUIDIZATION IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Tanneur V., Joussot-Dubien C., Fournel B., Sarrade S., CEA Valrho, Pierrelatte, Freiss B., Marciacq F., Pierre Fabre, Gaillac, Letourneau J.-J., Ecole des Mines d’Albi-Carmeaux and Rios G.-M., Institut Européen des Membranes, Montpellier (France)
Pv7	DETERMINATION OF MANDELIC ACID ENANTIOMERS IN URINE BY DERIVATIZATION IN SUPECRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE PRIOR TO THEIR DETERMINATION BY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY.
	Valcarcel M., Zougagh M., Arce L.,., University of Cordoba and Rios A., University of Castilla La Mancha (Spain)
Pv8	DETERMINATION OF TOTAL SAFRANAL BY IN SITU ACID HYDROLYSIS IN SUPERCRITICAL FLUID MEDIA : APPLICATION TO THE QUALITY CONTROL OF COMMERCIAL SAFFRON.
	Valcarcel M., Zougagh M., University of Cordoba and Rios A., University of Castilla-La Mancha, Ciudad Real (Spain)
Pv9	SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE SORPTION PROCESSES ON VARIOUS SORBENT MATERIALS.
	Skerget M., Kotnik P. and Knez Z., University of Maribor (Slovenia)
Pv10	ELUTION OF PHENOL BY SUPERCRITICAL WATER FROM ACTIVATED CARBON FIXED BED.
	Mancini G., Di Giacomo G. and Del Re G., Universita di L’Aquila (Italy)
Pv11	SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE DESORPTION OF XYLENE FROM ZEOLITE.
	Vitu S. and Barth D., ENSIC, Nancy (France)
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES (T)
T1	SOLUBILITY OF HYPERBRANCHED POLYMERS IN SUPERCRITICAL CO2 .
	Moisan S., Aymonier C., Cansell F., I.C.M.C.B., Pessac, (France) Martinez V., Mecking S., Konstanz University (Germany), Besnard M. and Tassaing T., University of Bordeaux 1 (France)
T2	EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON THE VISCOSITY OF POLYMER MELTS SWOLLEN WITH DISSOLVED CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Smolinski J.-M., Manke C.-W. and Gulari E, Wayne State University, Detroit (USA)
T3	NEGATIVE DC CORONA DISCHARGES IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Zhang C.-H., Kiyan T., Namihira T., Uemura A., Fang T. , Roy B.-C., Sasaki M., Katsuki S., Akiyama H. and Goto M., Kumamoto University (Japan)
T4	STUDY OF MELTING BEHAVIOUR OF HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OILS IN SUPERCRITICAL PROPANE.
	Santana A., Ramirez E. and Larrayoz M.-A., Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Barcelona (Spain)
T5	PHASE EQUILIBRIA MODELING OF TERNARY AND QUATERNARY SYSTEMS CONTAINING CARBON DIOXIDE, ALCOHOL, WATER AND GLUCOSE.
	Fornari T., Reglero G., Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Ibanez E. and Olano A., Instituto de Fermentaciones Industriales, Madrid (Spain)
T6	CONSTRUCTION OF A PHASE DIAGRAM FOR ITRACONAZOLE/EC 20 CPS SOLID DISPERSIONS PREPARED BY HOT STAGE EXTRUSION WITH AND WITHOUT INJECTION OF PRESSURIZED CO2.
	Verreck G., Decorte A., Theunissen L., Peeters J., Brewster M.E, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R & D, Beerse (Belgium), Tomasko D., Ohio State University, Columbus (USA) and Van den Mooter G., Laboratory of Pharmacology in Biopharmacy, Leuven (Belgium)
T7	PHASE EQUILIBRIA OF THE TERNARY SYSTEM R, S-1-PHENYLETHANOL/ VINYLACETATE/CARBON DIOXIDE AT HIGH PRESSURE CONDITIONS.
	Paiva A., Gerasimov K. and Brunner G., TU Hamburg-Harburg (Germany)
T8	NUMERICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ALTINUN AND GADETSKII EOS AT THE CRITICAL REGION OF THE PURE CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Ksibi H. .IB.E.I.S., Sfax and Ben Moussa A., E.N.I.S., Sfax (Tunisie)
T9	SOLUBILITY OF METHYLIC STEARATE IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Gazizov R.-A, Bilalov T.-R, Gabitov F.-R. and Gumerov F.-M., Kazan State University of Technology (Russia)
T10	USING CFD SIMULATIONS TO ESTIMATE PROPERTIES OF A SUPERCRITICAL BINARY MIXTURE.
	Guardo A., Oliver A. and Larrayoz M.-A., Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona (Spain)
T11	CFD FLOW AND MASS TRANSFER SIMULATION IN A PACKED BED WITH SUPERCRITICAL SOLVENT : PRELIMINARY RESULTS.
	Guardo A., Larrayoz M.-A., Recasens F., Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona and Coussirat M., E.T.S.E.I.B., Barcelona (Spain)
T12	SOLUBILITY OF CO2 IN BRANCHED ALKANES IN ORDER TO EXTEND THE PPR78 MODEL TO SUCH SYSTEMS.
	Mutelet F., Vitu S. and Jaubert J.-N., E.N.S.I.C., Nancy (France)
T13	PHASE EQUILIBRIA OF THE BINARY SYSTEM CARBON DIOXIDE + DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE AT HIGH PRESSURES.
	Volpe M.-C., Sesti Osseo L. and Reverchon E., University di Salerno (Italy)
T14	“ABNORMAL” MICELLIZATION IN COMPRESSED CO2 : SOLUBILITY OF FLUORINATED HOMOPOLYMER AND BLOCK COPOLYMER.
	André P., Taylor D.-K., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (USA), Lacroix-Desmazes P. and Boutevin B., Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Montpellier (France)
T15	DIELECTRIC SPECTROSCOPY OF POLY(ETHYL METHACRYLATE)-CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEM.
	Vezzu K., Petterle M., Bertucco A. and Di Noto V., University of Padova (Italy)
T16	LIQUID-VAPOR DENSITY OF ETHANE IN THE CRITICAL POINT.
	Abbaci A.and Acidi A., University Badji-Mokhtar, Alger (Algeria)
T17	BINARY DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT OF CAROTENOIDS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE AND COSOLVENTS.
	Macías-Sanchez D., Mantell C., Rodriguez M. and Martinez de la Ossa Fernandez E.-J., Universidad de Cadiz (Spain)
T18	TRANSPORT OF β-D GALACTOSE PENTAACETATE AND SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE AND PHASE BEHAVIOR OF THE BINARY SYSTEM.
	Dilek C., Manke C. and Gulari E., Wayne State University, Detroit (USA)
T19	VISCOSITY MEASUREMENTS OF VARIOUS POLYMER/SOLVENT SOLUTIONS AND THEIR RELATION WITH ADIMENSIONAL NUMBERS INVOLVED IN THE ANTISOLVENT SAS TECHNIQUES.
	Vega-Gonzalez A., Subra-Paternault P., Nudda F., L.I.M.H.P., Villetaneuse (France) and Marongiu B., University of Cagliari (Italy)
T20	ADVANCES IN DETERMINING THE CLOUD POINT, SOLUBILITY, SWELLING AND CRYSTALLIZATION PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS IN SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	James K.-J., Supercritical Fluid Technologies, Newark, Chesney D., Michigan Technology University, Houghton and Lefler J.-L., GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park (USA)
T21	THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS OF ADSORPTION OF ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS ON CARBON AEROGELS IN THE PRESENCE OF SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE.
	Zhang Y. and Erkey C., University of Connecticut, Storrs (USA)
T22	PROCESS INTEGRATION OF SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION AND MEMBRANE SEPARATION TO RECOVER “VEGETAL” SQUALENE FROM OLIVE OIL RESIDUES.
	Ruivo R., I.T.Q.B., Oeiras, Couto R., and Simoes P., Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Portugal)