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Applications of Microwaves for Environmentally Benign Organic Chemistry

Christopher R. Strauss

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This chapter contains sections titled: Background Properties of Microwaves Influence of Microwave Heating on Chemical Reactions Rate Studies and Investigations into Microwave Effects Approaches to Microwave-assisted Organic Chemistry Advantages of the Pressurised Microwave Systems High-temperature Water as a Medium or Solvent for Microwave-assisted Organic Synthesis Metal-catalysed Processes Enzymatic Processes Deuteration and Tritiation Tandem Technologies Conclusion

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This chapter contains sections titled: Background Properties of Microwaves Influence of Microwave Heating on Chemical Reactions Rate Studies and Investigations into Microwave Effects Approaches to Microwave-assisted Organic Chemistry Advantages of the Pressurised Microwave Systems High-temperature Water as a Medium or Solvent for Microwave-assisted Organic Synthesis Metal-catalysed Processes Enzymatic Processes Deuteration and Tritiation Tandem Technologies Conclusion

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This chapter contains sections titled: Background Properties of Microwaves Influence of Microwave Heating on Chemical Reactions Rate Studies and Investigations into Microwave Effects Approaches to Microwave-assisted Organic Chemistry Advantages of the Pressurised Microwave Systems High-temperature Water as a Medium or Solvent for Microwave-assisted Organic Synthesis Metal-catalysed Processes Enzymatic Processes Deuteration and Tritiation Tandem Technologies Conclusion

Key concepts: Microwave, Microwave chemistry, Chemistry, Microwave heating, Tandem, Organic synthesis, Solvent, Organic solvent

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