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Why don't microwave ovens vary their frequency to eliminate hot spots?

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Is it possible to simulate a fluid's motion without modelling it as a bunch of particles?

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Is it possible to record a truly lossless waveform by calculating its function? If so, how would we capture the data in the first place?

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What do basic electronic components (resistors, capacitors, transistors, etc) look like inside an integrated circuit?

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What is "silicone" cookware made of? Isn't silicone a silvery, crystalline metal?

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In popular media, dead bodies lie frozen in the position they died, down to the expression on their face. Is there any truth to this, or do the muscles just relax?

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Why does yogurt / sour cream permanently lose viscosity the first time I stir it?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why don't microwave ovens vary their frequency to eliminate hot spots?	437
Is it possible to simulate a fluid's motion without modelling it as a bunch of particles?	6
Is it possible to record a truly lossless waveform by calculating its function? If so, how would we capture the data in the first place?	5
What do basic electronic components (resistors, capacitors, transistors, etc) look like inside an integrated circuit?	1
What is "silicone" cookware made of? Isn't silicone a silvery, crystalline metal?	1
In popular media, dead bodies lie frozen in the position they died, down to the expression on their face. Is there any truth to this, or do the muscles just relax?	1
Why does yogurt / sour cream permanently lose viscosity the first time I stir it?	1