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ysabetwordsmith (
ysabetwordsmith
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2021-11-27 10:18 am (UTC)
Well ...
Microwaves have a "thaw" function, though it doesn't seem very effective. It is even less effective the larger a block of material.
What's the physics of the result?
I extrapolate that one possibility would be half-raw and half-overcooked, as I've seen that happen in other cases.
*ponder* Or maybe the differences would again be explosive, since some things -- especially potatoes, even diced ones -- explode in microwaves.
And grape halves can make plasma arcs!
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Well ...
What's the physics of the result?
I extrapolate that one possibility would be half-raw and half-overcooked, as I've seen that happen in other cases.
*ponder* Or maybe the differences would again be explosive, since some things -- especially potatoes, even diced ones -- explode in microwaves.
And grape halves can make plasma arcs!