Guided microwave spectrometry

Epsilon Industrial has pioneered a concept for the measurement of constituents in pumpable process described as guided microwave spectrometry (GMS) (Epsilon 1994). GMS was originally developed as a means for determining moisture content (0 to 100%), salinity and other molecular concentrations but has been recently been expanded to foods as well as many other applications. [Pg.225]

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