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Derive an equation for the relationship between electric field in a homogeneous volume of tissue and specific absorption rate (SAR) of radiofrequency power. Assuming a conductivity of the tissue of 1S/m, what electric field corresponds to an SAR of 1W/kg?

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The expert examines specific absorption rates of the radio frequency power. The conductivity of the tissues are determined.

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