A Book of Experiments – eBook download
Available from Analytix is the Milestone Book of Experiments eBook – a 400-page technical and training resource designed for laboratories currently using or looking to introduce microwave technology.
Developed for both industrial and academic environments, the eBook presents a historical overview of microwave technology from the 1880s to the present day.
The main body of the eBook contains an extensive collection of hands-on experiments in chapters covering microwave digestion, extraction, and organic synthesis. Each chapter includes an introduction to the technique and use of the systems in the laboratory.
This is followed by a series of experiments, each with an introduction with relevant applications, the methodology with step-by-step procedures and work-up, and specific safety precautions. Each experiment concludes with knowledge assessment questions.
The eBook offers ready-to-use educational based content designed specifically around microwave technology that can be immediately integrated into laboratory training and teaching programs. A printed edition is available for £105 or to request a download of the eBook call +44 (0) 191 519 4504 or visit analytix.co.uk/contact.
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