Analysis of Fluctuations of Supercritical Region CO2 by Small Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS) Experiments and MD Simulations
摘要
Supercritical carbon dioxide is widely used in various fields as a circulating working fluid. Exploring the microstructure of supercritical carbon dioxide can help promote its industrial applications. This study used small angle scattering method to investigate the molecular aggregation states in the near critical point region and the pseudo-critical line, and compared them through molecular dynamics method. Research has found that as the temperature increases, the scale and magnitude of the density fluctuation decrease, and the distribution of carbon dioxide molecules becomes more uniform.