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minus-squarebotengang@feddit.delinkfedilinkarrow-up0·1 year agoShort answer: no. It’s an entirely different wavelength and has other effects. UV does its damage by ionizing, which microwaves are fundamentally incapable of. So the taken effect is a different one.
Short answer: no. It’s an entirely different wavelength and has other effects. UV does its damage by ionizing, which microwaves are fundamentally incapable of.
So the taken effect is a different one.