What question did this study set out to answer?

To develop and evaluate a miniature gas thermometer equipped with a pressure transducer for temperature measurement and hazard prevention during microwave-assisted chemical heating.

June 1, 1991Measurement Science and Technology

Measurement of temperature during microwave heating (chemical reactions enhancement)

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GBG. C. BondUniversity of Lancashire RMR.B. MoyesUniversity of Bradford SPStephen PollingtonUniversity of Hull

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Experimental evaluation demonstrates accurate temperature monitoring in microwave-heated samples via a miniature gas thermometer, indicating improved safety against flammable vapor accumulation.

Key Points

To develop and evaluate a miniature gas thermometer equipped with a pressure transducer for temperature measurement and hazard prevention during microwave-assisted chemical heating.
Constructed a miniature gas thermometer system coupled to a pressure transducer to measure sample temperature during exposure to microwave radiation.
Assessed probe performance in eliminating conventional measurement artifacts and preventing the accumulation of flammable organic vapours.
The miniature gas thermometer provided reliable temperature readings for microwave-irradiated samples while avoiding the interference and perturbation typical of conventional probes.
The transducer system demonstrated utility as an operational safety device by mitigating the risk of flammable vapor accumulation during microwave exposure of organic molecules.

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Bond et al. (1991) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70e5abac440176ef2994db https://doi.org/10.1088/0957-0233/2/6/016

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June 1, 1991Measurement Science and Technology

Measurement of temperature during microwave heating (chemical reactions enhancement)

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Authors

GBG. C. BondUniversity of Lancashire RMR.B. MoyesUniversity of Bradford SPStephen PollingtonUniversity of Hull

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Implication

Experimental evaluation demonstrates accurate temperature monitoring in microwave-heated samples via a miniature gas thermometer, indicating improved safety against flammable vapor accumulation.

Key Points

To develop and evaluate a miniature gas thermometer equipped with a pressure transducer for temperature measurement and hazard prevention during microwave-assisted chemical heating.
Constructed a miniature gas thermometer system coupled to a pressure transducer to measure sample temperature during exposure to microwave radiation.
Assessed probe performance in eliminating conventional measurement artifacts and preventing the accumulation of flammable organic vapours.
The miniature gas thermometer provided reliable temperature readings for microwave-irradiated samples while avoiding the interference and perturbation typical of conventional probes.
The transducer system demonstrated utility as an operational safety device by mitigating the risk of flammable vapor accumulation during microwave exposure of organic molecules.

Cite This Study

Bond et al. (1991) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70e5abac440176ef2994db https://doi.org/10.1088/0957-0233/2/6/016

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