Microwaves in Chemistry Applications 2021
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-822895-1.00005-9
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Foundational principles of microwave chemistry

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“…Additionally, there is also an ionic polarization force from Zn 2+ that comes from ZnO, giving the PDA more energy and supporting better alignment. As expected, they are more ordered compared to previously, resulting in the formation of nanomaterials with uniform size distribution [23,30,39].…”
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“…Additionally, there is also an ionic polarization force from Zn 2+ that comes from ZnO, giving the PDA more energy and supporting better alignment. As expected, they are more ordered compared to previously, resulting in the formation of nanomaterials with uniform size distribution [23,30,39].…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Therefore, the synthesis of nanocomposite via microwave increased local molecular ordering. The increase in bilayer d-spacing corresponded to the well-defined structures morphologies and larger particle size [39,43]. Microwave-assisted synthesis significantly decreases synthesis time while also providing low energy consumption with no impact in product yield [44].…”
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