Microwave dielectric effects are used increasingly in organometallic synthesis.[1] When we compare this unconventional energy source technology with classical heating we find that the conventional heating process usually starts at the wall of the reactor and, as a result, the core takes a much longer time to achieve the target temperature. Rapid and homogeneous heating by an unconventional method (microwave method) has many benefits, such as ...
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