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Behaviour and reproduction of Drosophila melanogaster exposed to 3.6 GHz radio-frequency electromagnetic fields. [PDF]

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De Boose P, Ribas FO, Bell D, Bouga M, De Borre E, Fröhlich J, Hatjina F, Huss A, Kalapouti A, Katsamenis OL, Blackwell L, Georgiadou P, Mohiud-Din A, Alshamrani E, Lasbleiz C, Stavrinides M, Thanou Z, Tsagkarakis A, Varnava A, Zahner M, Wijnen H, Thielens A.   +21 more
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Microwave power sources for industrial, scientific and medical applications. [PDF]

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Cripps S.
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Incorporating the thermodynamic effects of temperature and pressure on modeling neuronal gating kinetics. [PDF]

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Miller JA, Pahlavan B, Gamboa B, Santamaria F.   +3 more
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Effect of moisture content variation on dielectric properties of seeds of multipurpose species in 20 MHz-3 GHz frequency range. [PDF]

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Budzeń M, Kafarski M, Majcher J, Szypłowska A, Wilczek A, Lewandowski A, Leśniak T, Gałęzewski L.   +7 more
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Radio frequency heating of PEDOT:PSS

Polymer, 2021
Abstract Recent studies have demonstrated that a range of carbon nanomaterials can act as susceptors for radio frequency (RF) fields, allowing for rapid and targeted heating. However, the response of conductive polymers like poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(4-styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) have not been explored. PEDOT:PSS is a promising material
Ju Hyun Oh, Garrett W. George, Aimee D. Martinez, Lee C. Moores, Micah J. Green   +4 more
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Radio Frequency Heating of Carbon Nanotube Composite Materials

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2018
Here, we give the first-ever report of radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic heating of polymer nanocomposite materials via direct-contact and capacitively coupled electric field applicators. Notably, RF heating allows nanocomposite materials to be resistively heated with electric fields.
Charles B. Sweeney, Aaron G. Moran, Jacob T. Gruener, Alex M. Strasser, Martin J. Pospisil, Mohammad A. Saed, Micah J. Green   +6 more
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Pattern-Dependent Radio Frequency Heating of Laser-Induced Graphene Flexible Heaters.

ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 2023
Graphene is an excellent choice for heating applications due to its high thermal conductivity and is considered an interesting candidate for application in flexible heaters.
Hasib Mahbub, M. Saed, Mahdi Malmali
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Radio frequency heating of green peas (Pisum sativum L.): The improvement of heating uniformity and its dry blanching effect.

Journal of Food Science, 2022
A radio frequency (RF) heating system was used to process green peas and a rotating system was introduced to improve heating rate and heating uniformity.
Caiyue Zhang, Yuehan Dong, Yanan Sun, Yang Liu, Yequn Wang, Hongfei Fu, Xiangwei Chen, Yunyang Wang   +7 more
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