Microwaves align polar molecules such as water with the microwaves. This rotation generates energy, which dissipates as heat. So you would be cooked as if you were in a microwave oven.
Microwaves are generally more dangerous than visible waves because they have higher energy levels that can penetrate deeper into tissues and cause harm. Visible waves, such as light, have lower energy levels and are less likely to cause harm to the body.
Microwaves are more dangerous than radio waves because they have higher frequencies and can penetrate deeper into the body, potentially causing harm to tissues and organs.
Prolonged or high-intensity exposure to microwaves can cause tissue heating and thermal burns. Additionally, microwaves can disrupt biological processes and cell structures in the body, leading to potential long-term health effects. It is important to follow safety guidelines when using microwaves to minimize the risk of harm.
actually, you don't need to worry about exposure to them, as long as you can get out of the way in around five minutes, since microwaves are somewhat weak and can do radioactive harm only when you are exposed to it for quite a while. and today, the microwaves you use usually stop heating the minute you open the door, so that is safe. however, just don't stick any metal, whether it be a metal bar or aluminum foil, ever in the microwave. the distortions on a metal surface conducts the electromagnetic waves from the microwaves and converts them into electricity and heat, and even an fire and explosions are possible.
It depends on the wavelength, and the intensity. Most microwaves pass through us with no issues. Microwaves used for heating water will heat our tissues, causing damage / death. Microwaves used in older radar guns caused bone cancer when the patrolmen using those guns layed them on their legs between reading vehicle speeds.
Microwaves are generally more dangerous than visible waves because they have higher energy levels that can penetrate deeper into tissues and cause harm. Visible waves, such as light, have lower energy levels and are less likely to cause harm to the body.
Microwaves are more dangerous than radio waves because they have higher frequencies and can penetrate deeper into the body, potentially causing harm to tissues and organs.
Prolonged or high-intensity exposure to microwaves can cause tissue heating and thermal burns. Additionally, microwaves can disrupt biological processes and cell structures in the body, leading to potential long-term health effects. It is important to follow safety guidelines when using microwaves to minimize the risk of harm.
Microwaves cause radiation, which causes skin cancer...
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actually, you don't need to worry about exposure to them, as long as you can get out of the way in around five minutes, since microwaves are somewhat weak and can do radioactive harm only when you are exposed to it for quite a while. and today, the microwaves you use usually stop heating the minute you open the door, so that is safe. however, just don't stick any metal, whether it be a metal bar or aluminum foil, ever in the microwave. the distortions on a metal surface conducts the electromagnetic waves from the microwaves and converts them into electricity and heat, and even an fire and explosions are possible.
no
Damage or harm to the body is defined as a...............INJURY!
Microwaves are not harmful, the only time when they are harmful is if the microwave is broken, as it can then emit harmful rays.
An injury is defined as harm or damage that is done (to the body).
Yes. Smoking anything will harm your body.
no it can not because the heat rises to the top of the microwave and there is a barrier at the top of themicrowave to prevent it getting hot on the top.