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Complex Permittivity
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The 9. 355 GHz complex permittivity of light and heavy water from 1 to 90 C using an improved high-precision instrumentation system
The 9. 355 GHz complex permittivity of light and heavy water from 1 to 90 C using an improved high-precision instrumentation system,10.1021/je00016a00
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The 9. 355 GHz complex permittivity of light and heavy water from 1 to 90 C using an improved high-precision instrumentation system
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Xiping Hu
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Harvey A. Buckmaster
,
Oscar Barajas
Recent improvements to a high-precision instrumentation system for measuring the
complex permittivity
of high loss liquids using a variable-length transmission sample cell at microwave frequencies are described. An
error analysis
for this system is given. These improvements have enabled the
complex permittivity
of heavy water and of double-distilled, deionized light water to be measured with a typical accuracy of [+-] 0.1% for [epsilon][prime] and [+-] 0.2% for [epsilon][double prime] and a precision of about 0.02% at 9.355 GHz in the temperature interval from approximately 1 to 90 C in increments of about 2.5 C. The values of [epsilon][prime](t) and [epsilon][double prime](t) have been fitted to empirical quintic polynomials in the temperature t ([degree]C). The temperature dependences of the Gibbs free energy, enthalpy, and entropy of activation parameters for the relaxation process as well as the
relaxation time
have been calculated from both the [epsilon][prime](t) and [epsilon][double prime](t) data sets for both light and heavy water.
Journal:
Journal of Chemical and Engineering Data - J CHEM ENG DATA
, vol. 39, no. 4, pp. 625-638, 1994
DOI:
10.1021/je00016a001
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High loss liquids permittivity measurement using millimeter wave differential dielectrometer
Zoya Eremenko
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Valery Skresanov
Published in 2010.
Microwave peak absorption frequency of liquid
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Guangze Han
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Mingdong Chen
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Science China-physics Mechanics & Astronomy - SCI CHINA-PHYS MECH ASTRON
, vol. 51, no. 9, pp. 1254-1263, 2008
Effect of microwaves on the migration of lithium and silicon from lithium disilicate (Li2O-2SiO2) glass
M. E. Lynch
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D. C. Folz
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D. E. Clark
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Food Additives and Contaminants Part A-chemistry Analysis Control Exposure & Risk Assessment - FOOD ADDIT CONTAM PART A-CH
, vol. 25, no. 4, pp. 519-526, 2008
Calculation of thermodynamic parameters of relaxation process using a microwave attenuation method
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WANG Xianbiri
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Xingguo Chen
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Zhide Hu
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Chinese Science Bulletin - CHIN SCI BULL
, vol. 42, no. 9, pp. 737-741, 1997