[1] Microwaves are electromegnetic waves in the frequency spectrum ranging approximately from 1 GigaHertz to 30 GigaHertz. This corresponds to wavelengths from 30 cm to 1 cm.
Application of Microwaves:
(Yunfeng Zhao et al.)Microwave energy has great potential to improve the nuclear fuel process in terms of reduction in required processing time and temperature and increased recovery of elements. Microwave energy has significant advantages that are waiting to be explored.
References:
[1] Microwaves
by K. C. GuptaYunfeng Zhao, Jing Chen. Applications of microwaves in nuclear chemistry and engineering. Progress in Nuclear Energy, Volume 50, Issue 1, January 2008, Pages 1-6
Further Reading:
Microwave Engineering
by David M. PozarMicrowave Radio Links: From Theory to Design (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing)
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