microwave

Sep 21, 2003 1 Replies

I think there was an earlier thread here about possible uses for parts scavenged from a microwave oven. I was just wondering whether one could use them for microwave spectroscopy.



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Yes. The diffraction pattern is really tight, so you need a well collimated beam of microwaves though.

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