Super critical CO2 is an important commercial and industrial solvent due to the role in chemical extraction. Furthermore, CO2 is not toxic and in comparison to other chemical extraction methods, has much, a smaller amount environmental impact.

CO2 extraction happens at the cold and extracts compounds from plants and herbs and instead gives off these compounds unaltered and undamaged by heat.

Because CO2 is gas at normal atmospheric pressure, it leaves no trace of itself in the final product. The gear for CO2 extraction is dear, that is reflected in the expense of compounds purchased from the process.

The term “critical point” or “critical state” may also be accustomed to denote specifically the vapor-liquid condition of the material and is monitored on the highest degree by temperature and pressure. The vapor-liquid critical point denotes the conditions above which distinct liquid and gas phases usually do not exist. Beyond this critical point, there isn’t any distinction between the liquid and gas phases.

Super critical carbon dioxide is the term for fractional co2 that is certainly in a fluid state as well as going to or higher both its critical temperature and pressure, yielding rather uncommon properties. Fractional co2 usually works as a gas in air at standard temperature and pressure or as a solid called dry ice when frozen. When the temperature and pressure are increased from standard temperature and pressure being at or more the critical point for carbon dioxide, it might adopt properties midway from a gas and a liquid.

The relatively low temperature of the process and also the stability of CO2 also allows most compounds to become extracted with little damage.

In comparison, the cheaper chemical extraction method draws out organic compounds using chemicals, traces that stay in the final product. This is not good.

To render the Bodyline™ product, we at Geonlabs begin with the purest ingredients, derived through Supercritical CO2 Extraction, and combine them into balanced formulas that work quickly – the same as they’re supposed to.

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