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I don't want to make an edit here as I am not sure of my expertise, but I believe the absorption is by a factor of 1000 at resonance.
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Well, no expertise here on my part either, but as I read the current text, if I invent a new unit of intensity called the "whatever", the intensity is diminished slightly by the microwave exposure, from 1,000 whatevers to 999 whatevers. I think "to 0.1%" would mean the intensity is being almost extinguished, down to 1 whatever. So it depends on which is the case (assuming I properly understood the context).
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I don't want to make an edit here as I am not sure of my expertise, but I believe the absorption is by a factor of 1000 at resonance.
Dkazdan (
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22:51, 28 November 2020 (UTC)reply
Well, no expertise here on my part either, but as I read the current text, if I invent a new unit of intensity called the "whatever", the intensity is diminished slightly by the microwave exposure, from 1,000 whatevers to 999 whatevers. I think "to 0.1%" would mean the intensity is being almost extinguished, down to 1 whatever. So it depends on which is the case (assuming I properly understood the context).
Erictalk01:18, 29 November 2020 (UTC)reply