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How Pressure Cookers Change Boiling Water
A pressure cooker traps steam to raise water's boiling point from 100°C to about 121°C, cutting cook times several-fold. Here is the physics and the math.
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A pressure cooker traps steam to raise water's boiling point from 100°C to about 121°C, cutting cook times several-fold. Here is the physics and the math.


How microwave ovens heat food at 2.45 GHz, why metals spark, what's safe to microwave, and a comparison with convection, induction, and gas.