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How does thermal energy transfer when a slice of pizza is warmed in the microwave

How does thermal energy transfer when a slice of pizza is warmed in the microwave
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How does thermal energy transfer when a slice of pizza is warmed in the microwave

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Microwaves hit the water molecules on the pizza and cause them to vibrate violently. This vibration causes heat and in turn warms the pizza.
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elctromagnetic waves transmit heat to the pizza

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