Antigravity Fluid Tube - Glass Sealed Xenon Supercritical Fluid CO₂ can no longer be

CO₂ can no longer be liquefied even at very high pressure and instead enters the supercritical state

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Antigravity Fluid Tube - Glass Sealed Xenon Supercritical Fluid CO₂ can no longer beWhat's this Inside the glass tube is a curious antigravity scene: the fluid on top is a liquid, while the gas below seems to hold it up. What youre seeing isnt magicits a special state of matter. The key player is xenon in its supercritical state, often called the fourth state of matter. A supercritical fluid looks like a gas, but it can have a liquid like density. In this tube, we seal two components together: xenon and a dyed alcohol. Under the