As far as diathermy concern, we use microwaves to deposit its energy in the surface of fatty layers where as the infrared waves most of it energy is deposited in deep area with fatty layers. O true False

As far as diathermy concern, we use microwaves to deposit its energy in the surface of fatty layers where as the infrared waves most of it energy is deposited in deep area with fatty layers. O true False

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Chapter11: Heat Transfer By Radiation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.55P

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