Is the inside of a microwave sterile?
Answers:
it depends on how high is microwave's irradiation power,
for how long it is kept on radiating, and
which kind of microbes own to be killed:
any specific agents (microbes) for which even maybe you can say no,does not sterile it.
or a short time ago non-specific microbe's.
Note
and again even though it is sterile, when you open it, its not going to be sterile any more.
It is if you uncap a bottle of isopropyl alcohol and set it on high contained by the very center of the tray for 9000 seconds.
And, no, of course it's not. You're warm up food, liquids, etc. The microwaves excite the delicious molecules of stuff so that their atoms move faster and get melt. The stuff splatters all over the place, and was probably not sterile to begin near, and there is nothing magic in the region of a magnetic wave. Except it's at 9000 Hz frequency.
The microwaves are not cast contained by such a way that they fill the entire microwave, either. They spread out contained by a wave motion across and towards the center of the rotating platter. (This is why you sometimes you pull out your hot pocket and it's half steaming partly frozen... and you eat it anyway.) Source(s): I'm a computah.
I wouldnt think so.
A microwave works by sending out microwaves that speed up the water in an idea.. it cant really work on itself since theres no water in it?
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