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Putting metal in the microwave can cause a fire to happen.
It will became hot and the skin will become ywllo
It'll warm up, start to boil and eventually evaporate.
Don't put the can in the microwave. Indeed not! As they allegedly used to say, Don't try this at home, folks! The beans won't be, even if green. The metal can and could - indeed would. It absorbs the microwave (ultra-short radio) energy and converts it into electrical eddy currents within the metal. And several hundred W into a small amount of thin sheet-metal of low resistance...
No. Aluminum is not only a highly conductive metal, aluminum foil is very thin thus making conduction of electricity easier. Putting metal in a microwave would cause it to spark. Not only can an explosion be possible, but the sparks can also set paper and other flammables on fire. Never use anything metal inside a microwave.
depends on how long, heating at first, boiling, then if let go it would look like a hotdog
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The engines would seize up and we all would be walking.
You will die.
you will burn and burn and it will hurt alot
no expert on this, but had it happen, and NO it isn't safe, will or can cause an arc or fire, had mine repainted by microwave service company...but this was many years ago when microwaves were very expensive, would just replace it now.........
No , you cant. because you cant put tin in a microwave because of the eletrical waves flowing through and because tin is a metal , and metal is a good conductor or electricity this microwave tends to blow up. Therefore if you were too put a tin on the stove. You would have the same results.