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Water subjected to microwave radiation displays a distinct fizzing reaction when an object or substance is immersed in it, but water heated from induction (by contact with a hot surface) does not. Why is this?

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Biology question: Some animals manipulate pure energy ("lamp" bioluminescence, electric shocks, etc), does this added "system" come at a price for the organism or is it self-recharging?

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Water subjected to microwave radiation displays a distinct fizzing reaction when an object or substance is immersed in it, but water heated from induction (by contact with a hot surface) does not. Why is this?	1	askscience
Biology question: Some animals manipulate pure energy ("lamp" bioluminescence, electric shocks, etc), does this added "system" come at a price for the organism or is it self-recharging?	1	askscience