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The process parameters namely microwave power, process gas pressure and processing time were optimized using Box-Behnken method available in the Design Expert software.

The microwave power and process time that best permitted the maximisation of both the enzyme inactivation and the antioxidant capacity of the product, were selected by means of the Response Surface Methodology.

Alumina films prepared by the sol gel method were sintered at 1160 °C and 1200 °C using a 2.45 GHz microwave/conventional hybrid furnace in order to study the influence of microwave power on the sintering process and resultant samples.

Extraction parameters which were employed in the continuous process were microwave power (300 900 W), time (100 300 s), pH (1 3) and in the intermittent process were microwave power (300 900 W), pulse ratio (0.5 1), pH (1 3).

Thin films are deposited in a multipolar microwave plasma reactor excited by distributed electron cyclotron resonance (MMP DECR) using Zirconium Tert-Butoxide (ZTB) as precursor and characterized in function of two process parameters: microwave power and ratio gas mixture (O2/ZTB + O2).

The dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) of 6LiD requires 1 mW/g or more microwave power in the beginning of the process.

By means of a modular source design and an autotuning microwave power supply, an adaptation at different process requirements is possible.

Selecting the optimized value of the microwave power appeared to be the critical process step on the formation of the corrosion-protective layer for bipolar plates.

Films containing randomly oriented conical CNTs with varying length and density were grown on Si substrates by MPECVD process at relatively low temperature by judicious control of the process parameters such as microwave power and growth time.

In this article, films having randomly oriented short and cone-shaped CNTs have been grown on Si substrates by tubular MPECVD process at relatively low temperature through judicious control over the process parameters such as microwave power and growth time.

The microwave digestion process was conducted at microwave power of 1400 W, operating pressure of 60 bar and temperature 180 ± 1 °C for 1��h.