260 grams of aqueous solution in a 565 gram Pyrex glass beaker
placed in 2.45 GHz microwave and nuked for 60 seconds.
Then calculated power input from measured delta T.
Relative resistance and pH of the water solution in the glass beaker:
Distilled water 580 watts ~ 150,000 Ohms pH ~ 6.0
NaHCO3 508 watts ~ 75,000 Ohms pH 8.0
NaCl 400 watts ~ 20,000 Ohms pH ~ 6.0
5% Acetic Acid 625 watts ~ 5,000 Ohms pH ~ 3.0
5% Acetic Acid-NaCl 445 watts ~ 5,000 Ohms pH ~ 3.0
Unless there is some strange "Loss Tangent"/ Dielectric Constant effects...... Electronium reactions?
Note that Chlorine tends to quench the heat rise.
Reason for Yusmar null effects in US using Chlorine-Treated "tap water"??
Frederick
