No, Plastic is not conductive! I other words plastic can not conduct electricity therefore it can not produce resistance, and resistance is what you need to produce heat. and that heat would melt the plastic. Now if you touch a "live" wire to metal and that metal was grounded ( for example to a cold water pipe) then you would be completing the circuit, then that piece of metal would heat up very rapidly and eventually melt! of-course the smart person would not do this but if you where not so smart be prepared to get burned!!!! BE SMART!!
I'm assuming you're asking why pans can't be made out of plastic or wood. The simple answer is that plastic would melt and the wood would burn when exposed to such high temperatures.
No. Lava is generally not hot enough to melt steel.
Yes. Almost any plastic will melt when heated.
Yes - you can melt and re-melt plastic to re-cycle it many times.
A plastic light switch would usually only melt due to extreme heat. In the case of house fires, it is common to see most of the plastic objects in the house completely melted.
it would melt
it would melt
I'm assuming you're asking why pans can't be made out of plastic or wood. The simple answer is that plastic would melt and the wood would burn when exposed to such high temperatures.
No. Lava is generally not hot enough to melt steel.
Yes. Almost any plastic will melt when heated.
if it was a plastic bottom, it would melt. if it was a metal handle, it would burn you.
Yes - you can melt and re-melt plastic to re-cycle it many times.
Petri dishes are generally made out of glass, so they will not melt if microwaved. If it is made of plastic, it may melt - but I would not expect it to.
melt the plastic to the metal
Cookers are made of metal because it withstands heat a lot better and does not melt like plastic would.
Obviously they melt so it would be dangerous!
no because the heat would melt the bottle :)