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A microwave is a form of electromagnetic radiation used to transmit communications and data over long distances through the air, typically via dish antennas like those found on telecommunications towers. These systems matter because they enable wireless communication networks to relay signals reliably across regions, which is essential infrastructure for modern telecommunications.
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- Does microwave disinfection affect the dimensional stability of denture base acrylic resins? A systematic review.Gerodontology · 2022da Costa RMB, Venante HS, Pordeus MD et al.DOI: 10.1111/ger.12597
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In fisica le microonde sono radiazioni elettromagnetiche con lunghezza d'onda compresa tra le gamme superiori delle onde radio e la radiazione infrarossa. Sebbene si tenda a considerarle separate dalle radioonde, le microonde sono comprese nelle parti UHF e EHF dello spettro radio, presentando comunque delle caratteristiche specifiche dovute alla loro alta frequenza. Il confine tra le microonde e le gamme di radiazioni vicine non è infatti netto e può variare a seconda dei diversi campi di studio.
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