Its all electrons & energy. So if you can bombard a piece of ice with
instantly. The problem is getting a device that has that high an energy
output in a confined space like a microwave.
>From: Arpan Talwar <
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>Subject: [eSens] Microwave-Help
>Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2004 18:49:48 +0530
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>Dear Group Members,
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>Being a new member to the group i don't know much about the existing
>members but slowly and gradually will get to know.
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>I am a novice person to the field of microwaves.
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>I have a problem which i need to solve. As all of us must be knowing
>the concept that works behind the microwave owens. The microwave rays
>are thrown directly on the food. The water atoms in the food move to
>and fro which generates heat and the food can be cooked by that heat.
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>Suppose there is a ice brick 2 meter by 2 meter. I need to melt this
>ice instantly. Can we use the concept of microwaves in this. The
>project i am working on needs answer to this.
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>I will really appreciate the help from the members.
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>With regards
>Arpan
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