论文信息 - Microwave radiation: biophysical considerations and standards criteria.

Microwave radiation: biophysical considerations and standards criteria.

Biophysical principles which relate to the interaction of microwaves to biological material and man are summarized. The limitations of animal experimentation and the usefulness of biophysical considerations are indicated, and the absorption of microwaves by tissues is discussed.

H P Schwan | H. Schwan

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