The application of microwaves in the organic synthesis community. Microwaves are a form of electromagnetic energy. Two Principal Mechanisms for Interaction With Matter. Conventional Heating Methods, The Microwave Heating and The Microwave Effect.
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СЕМЕСТРОВАЯ РАБОТА по английскому языку «Microwave in chemical syntheses» Fundamentals Closed-vessel microwave heating techniques have been the state of the art for sample preparation in the analytical laboratory for over fifteen years. However, the application of microwaves in the organic synthesis community is only now beginning to receive widespread attention. The first papers on the use of microwaves for synthesis reactions appeared in the open, peer-reviewed literature in 1986. Since that time, over a thousand articles have been published, numerous conferences have focused on the advance of microwave techniques, and the use of microwave processing is now the hot topic for combinatorial and parallel strategies. Two forces are cultivating the current interest in microwaves for synthesis. First, technical advances derived from many years experience with hardware, software, and reaction vessel design have produced microwave labstations with the performance and flexibility to meet the needs of organic chemist