👉 A microwave fluid is a specialized substance designed to efficiently absorb and convert microwave energy into heat, making it highly effective for various industrial and scientific applications. Unlike conventional fluids, which primarily dissipate microwave energy as heat through conduction and convection, microwave fluids contain additives such as water, salts, or organic compounds that enhance their dielectric properties. These additives create a more uniform and efficient absorption spectrum, allowing the fluid to heat quickly and evenly even in complex geometries. This makes microwave fluids invaluable in processes like drying, sterilization, and material processing, where rapid and uniform heating is crucial.
