Chemistry microwave-enhanced

Kingston, H. M. Haswell, S. J., eds. Microwave-Enhanced Chemistry Fundamentals, Sample Preparation, and Applications. American Ghemical Society Washington, DG, 1997. 

After Walker et al. [430]. Reprinted with permission from P.J. Walker et al., in Microwave-Enhanced Chemistry (H.M. Kingston and S.J. Has-well, eds), American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1997), pp. 55-121. Copyright (1997) American Chemical Society. 

H.M. Kingston and S.J. Haswell (eds), Microwave-Enhanced Chemistry, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1997). 

Walter, P. S., Chalk, S., and Kingston, H. M. (1997). Overview of microwave-assisted sample preparation. In Microwave Enhanced Chemistry (Kingston, H. M., and Haswell, E. J., Eds.). American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, pp. 55-222. 

Microwave-Enhanced Chemistry, Kingston H. M. Haswall S. J. (Eds), Washington D. C., American Chemical Society, 1997... 

Kingston HM, Haswell SJ (eds) (1997) Microwave-enhanced chemistry, fundamentals, sample preparation and applications. American Chemical Society, Washington... 

The delivery and introduction of energy has been closely connected with the discovery and investigation of new chemistry. It is with pleasure that we have seen an increased use of microwave irradiation over the years and we hope that this volume will reflect the current interest in expanding the scope of microwave applications in both organic and medicinal chemistry. One important explanation behind the growth of microwave-enhanced chemistry has been the introduction of dedicated microwave reactors. 

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