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A METHOD FOR CALCULATING THE EFFECTIVE PERMITTIVITY OF A MIXTURE SOLUTION DURING A CHEMICAL REACTION BY EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS

Usually, an effective permittivity can be used to describe the molecular polarization of a mixture during a chemical reaction and consequently be used to calculate the transmission and absorption of microwave in the mixture. In this paper, we propose a method to calculate the effective permittivity of a mixture solution during a chemical reaction by means of the experimental results. To verify this method, the acetone iodination reaction is employed. The calculated effective permittivities of the mixture are in good agreement with the measured results.