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A simple microwave technique is described that measures the instantaneous local thickness of a film of liquid flowing down the inner wall of a tube while at the same time a cnrrent of gas flows in the opposite direction. Such a measurement technique is significant because of the extensive occurrence of such liquid/gas flows in chemical process and energy industries.