Most people would think that microwaves use heat to warm up the food, but that isnt true. As you know almost every food has traces of water. What a microwave does is it send microwaves which "excites" the water inside the food. When water is "Excited" it produces heat which warms up the food.
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Microwaves. actually these are Microwave frequencies rather than Short Wave in, say the amateur radio sense.
no because then if it did you wouldn't have to plug it in.
About the size of a microwave
Presto offers a microwave bacon cooker for a great price that works very well. Another great brand that works well is Progressive, which works well in the microwave.
Put it in a microwave....
Your combination microwave/oven works but the microwave does not, probably because of a mechanical problem that can be fixed by a technician.
a microwave oven is an ict tool as there are ict used in the production of it and in the way it works.
It depends on what you're cooking. If you're cooking small it will be more efficient to cook in the microwave. If you cook a large frozen item, the electric stove is probably the better bet.
On my GE microwave it says to hold "0" pad for 3 seconds. Website is GEAppliances.com Phone is 1800GECARES.
Electric energy turns into microwaves, which then is absorbed as heat.
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