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Microwave chemistry - a fertile field for scientific research and industrial applications

This paper presents an overview of microwave chemistry, showing its evolution and applications as a part of ISM - industrial, scientific and medical microwave applications.

José Thomaz Senise | L. A. Jermolovicius

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