Have you ever seen sparks under water?
No.
At most you might get a micro bubble for a millisecond before the water
cools off the particle.
Will a microwave even disturb an ion too small for UV or IR light to
illuminate? [Idunno]
Calcium and sodium are also metals.
Ode
Ode
On Sat, Dec 19,
Microwaves heat water by flexing the Y-shaped O-H-O bonds so there is an
influence at the molecular level. As far as calcium and sodium, that's
certainly in any meat and many/most other items that are microwaved. I
don't know of chemical changes from microwaves other than from heat, but
haven't
Hi John,
Check site following for CS chemical/physical properties.
Follow Plasmon links for more technical discussions.
Silver nanoparticles are nicely balanced for a unique series
of chemcial reactions at body temperature. They are easily
unbalanced by adulteration and/or mishandling.
I
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