Submitted by catfishgod t3_102jzzg in todayilearned
West_47 t1_j2toqdr wrote
I have absolutely no idea what most of those words mean, but it sure sounds interesting.
iamthewargod t1_j2tp4vd wrote
At a certain temperature and pressure, water will mix with non-polar substances e.g. oils and gas(petrol).
catlaxative t1_j2tshw8 wrote
Is that useful?
iamthewargod t1_j2tsvir wrote
According to the article, it is used to dispose of certain carcinogenic waste.
catlaxative t1_j2tu333 wrote
Thanks! I looked at the article but went cross eyed at all the science words lol
picklefluffer t1_j2u0uma wrote
So basically, by doing some fancy science stuff with water, we can safely dispose of some other dangerous stuff? I’m on board 👍
igcipd t1_j2urmpe wrote
I mean, we don’t need it to get to that point to drown our carcinogenic people…..
West_47 t1_j2ts4ly wrote
TIL!
Thanks!
[deleted] t1_j2tpij6 wrote
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BabyTRexArms t1_j2u7vae wrote
How do you get those liquids that hot without combustion for oil or gas or pressure buildup from steam
SkinnyMac t1_j2u94xe wrote
It's done in a pressure vessel.
tryingtodefendhim t1_j2ucynl wrote
Thick walls.
ml5c0u5lu t1_j2vbrv4 wrote
🥵
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