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Superheating effects associated with microwave dielectric heating
Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications · 1992 · pp. 674–674
Abstract
Fluoroptic temperature measurements have established that organic solvents in a microwave cavity superheat by 13–26 °C above their conventional boiling points at atmospheric pressure; this behaviour is interpreted using a model of nucleate boiling that emphasises the importance of the wetting properties of the solvents.
Microwave-Assisted Synthesis and ApplicationsAmmonia Synthesis and Nitrogen ReductionAdvanced Chemical Physics StudiesSuperheatingBoilingWettingMicrowave heatingAtmospheric pressureBoiling pointMicrowaveChemistryDielectricNucleation
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