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Frequency Characteristics of the Complex Dielectric Constant of Water and Ice (Dielectric Dispersion)

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This tool calculates the frequency characteristics (dielectric dispersion) of the complex permittivity of water and ice. It explains why, in Nichirei’s chilled Chinese noodles, the water warms up but the ice does not.
Please ignore the data showing ice at temperatures above 0°C and water at temperatures below 0°C.
Minimum Frequency
Hz
Maximum Frequency
Hz
Number of Frequency Divisions
It is divided logarithmically.
Temperature
℃
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