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Originally posted by DJ-Fuq No, ive even heard of it happening with coffee. That time the woman put a spoonful of sugar into her coffee when it was still in the microwave and thought it was the metal that made it explode. U just have to keep it heating till all the airs out of it, like tiny bubbles inside barely visible scratches on the side of the cup/glass iirc

There is no "air" in water. The bubbles are from a state change (liquid to gas) AFAIK... ALthough i can attest to "superheated water"... I put a glass of water in about 3/4 full and microwaved it for about 20 minutes (as a timer or something) about 15 minutes in. KA-FUCKING-BOOM.. i go back and look the glass is blown in half.. my mate was pissed.. cos well.. it was his home it happened at.. still funny as fuq

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Originally posted by SuperFarStucker There is no "air" in water. The bubbles are from a state change (liquid to gas) AFAIK... ALthough i can attest to "superheated water"... I put a glass of water in about 3/4 full and microwaved it for about 20 minutes (as a timer or something) about 15 minutes in. KA-FUCKING-BOOM.. i go back and look the glass is blown in half.. my mate was pissed.. cos well.. it was his home it happened at.. still funny as fuq

From: http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~jw/superheating.html

Smooth containers do not have bubbles of air clinging to their sides. Rough walled or scratched containers may hold microscopic bubbles in their cracks. These become nucleii for boiling. Even a crack that is fully filled with water can be a boiling nucleus because it reduces the required area of the water-vapour surface.

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Originally posted by SuperFarStucker There is no "air" in water. The bubbles are from a state change (liquid to gas) AFAIK... ALthough i can attest to "superheated water"... I put a glass of water in about 3/4 full and microwaved it for about 20 minutes (as a timer or something) about 15 minutes in. KA-FUCKING-BOOM.. i go back and look the glass is blown in half.. my mate was pissed.. cos well.. it was his home it happened at.. still funny as fuq

dude, you microwaved A GLASS FOR 15 MINUTES, didn't you think SOMETHING was gonna happen???

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don't fry foods naked.

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Originally posted by Masonious you win again dude - and nice move shoving the whole i figured out how to order pizza thing in my face. i tried that 4 and a half months ago and woke up with a Taiwanese transvestite but to Ygrene it's just, "anoother day in the life, noooo biggieee".

Heres a video of some guy experimenting with superheated water explosions:

Low quality (749kb): http://howthingswork.virginia.edu/movies/shw28k.rm
Medium (5.5mb): http://howthingswork.virginia.edu/movies/shw128k.rm
High (16.2mb): http://howthingswork.virginia.edu/movies/shw512k.rm

http://howthingswork.virginia.edu/ is where is first read about this. Very good site.

while on subject of microwaves n shit

if ur microwave is all stinky and got bits of crap n shit stuck to inside, get a bowl of water, chop up half a lemon and plonk it in microwave for 2-3 min, all the citrus juices makes it smell nice and works well as a effective de-greaser

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