Can I put paper in the microwave?
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Maybe a regular piece of paper, as long as you are right there to watch it and if it starts to burn hurry up and take it out.  It depends on the microwave and how old it is.  I have done it with mine and it was ok.  Be careful.
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peel a bananna, stick it in a microwave for about 3 seconds...  go to town with the peel... enjoy.
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Hi,You can use the paper in any regular printer.Onlything is youhave to setup the page properly and use a proper software to print.That's it. You can use AcDsee to print or any graphic program
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flour, or fine breadcrumbs
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Microwaves heat food by exciting water molecules.  Anything with watermolecules will get hot plate for example or food
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yeah go to paperdoll heaven.com
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the short answer is no. \n\nA microwave does not pass heat to the food the way an oven does, instead a microwave utilizes the principle of dielectric heating. basically what this means is that the microwave (which is an invisible form of everyday light) is made of an electromagnetic wave. This electromagnetic wave is passed throughout the cooking chamber where it interacts with the food. Heres the thing...most molecules are dipoles which means that they have a negative and a positive side to them.....the electromagnetic microwave interacts with the molecules and makes them dance to line up with the feild. Its this motion of the molecules that creates the heat. Microwaves have been designed to interact primarily with water molecules because most food has some water in it. This doesn not mean that other dipolar molecules in plates, cups or utensiles would not try to align themselves with wave. If they did then they would have been heated by the microwave. In fact, any molecular movement caused by the microwave could be considered heat and I'm sure that this movement is not limited to water.
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heating distilled water for about 10 minutes and then dropping a skittles or something about that size in it...it is \n!!!VERY DANGEROUS!!!DONT TAKE IT OUT OF THE MICROWAVE UNTIL ITS COOLED OFF!!!
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Let's put it this way... there is something called 'aeroplancton', that is, very small acari (mites), protists, spores, bacteria, fungi... all those are just floating around and waiting for some rich substratum such as your pizza to settle and flourish.\nI'd at least microwave it!
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http://www.scrapstop.com/shop.php?op=catmain&cat=181\n\nthat's just for the paper, but then you could take the paper to any printer to have it printed.
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newspaper strips, watered down glue or flour and water
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Of course it will, the microwaves dont just excite water molecules.\nMoirae you are wrong.  How does something burn if it didn't heat up?\nWhy dont you both try rolling up a whole roll of aluminum foil into a ball and putting it in the microwave on high for an hour.
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A microwave makes food hot by causing the protons and electrons in the food move about quickly.  The microscopic particles in a regular plate won't move as quickly as the ones in the food and therefore, won't get hot as fast.  Metal, on the other hand, has microscopic particles which start reacting to the microwave energy very quickly.  These little bundles of energy start moving so fast that they begin sparking in your microwave oven.  This is why you can't put aluminum foil in your microwave and also why you can't cook in the microwave with gold trimmed plates.
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Yes, you can boil water in the microwave.  If you boil water in the microwave you won't see it bubble. So, it may be at boiling temperature but will not produce the bubbles associated with boiling on a stove.  This can actually cause the water to become superheated (above 212 F) because it is not bubbling.  If superheated water is removed from a microwave, it can spontaneously begin to boil out of the container, which can result in severe burns to the hands and face. The addition of a wooden stick (or similar object) helps to keep enough bubbles forming to prevent the water from becoming superheated.\n\nPart of the Contents courtesy of eHow, http://www.ehow.com/how_2297_boil-water-microwave.html
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Should be able to do it, as the water will boil at about 212 degrees and will keep the paper below its approx 450 degree flashpoint. The part of the bag not cooled by the water might burn though
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Microwave is any electromagnetic wave with "frequencies between 300 MHz (3 x 108 Hz) and 300 GHz (3 x 1011 Hz)."(1)\n\nThe most common impact could be seen in Microwave Ovens where food is heated up by causing the molecules in it to vibrate so fast, it heats up.\n\nIt is also used in radio broadcasting, radars & Wireless LAN protocols (e.g. Bluetooth). GSM mobile networks & cable TV use microwave.\n\nMicrowaves are used in maser, a device similar to laser, just that it operates at microwave frequencies.\n\nMore at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwaves