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New wireless technology for data transmission in chemical systems

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The new type of wireless computer network in chemical systems is presented in this article. This wireless network uses a chemical system as physical media for data transmission, instead of environment. Thus, represented wireless network differs substantially from molecular communication networks and wireless networks covered by IEEE standards, such as radio frequency based wireless networks. This new wireless technology can be used not only in the chemical industry for continuous controlling chemical processes in chemical reactions zones but also for medical purposes, and as a new type of wireless body area computer network.

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