I'm pleasantly surprised. I thought the list was not accepting web mail
posts.
Sorry, the reason is likely it was on tap-l. I carefully (slowly) pushed
the piston w/ the needle about 2/3 rds down in a glass of water that was
in the microwave. Likely my low pwr. one w/ out a turn table. While
pushing the piston, I withdrew the needle, so a line of india ink was in
the water. I heated the water quite hot (50 C ?) W/ little change in the
line. Water in a microwave is like He below the lambda. (sort of).
Does this do it?
bc in the laundry room at the KOA in Shy-anne, on the way to Akron.
now we'll see if the KOA ISP will relay. [didn't]
p.s. I've cc'd as another may wish and not a tap-l member; not BTW this
was several years ago.
On 2008, Jun 01, , at 10:41, chuck britton wrote:
Bernie - do you have this microwave mixing reference handy?
I can search if not.
I seem to have missed it as it came thru.
On May 31, 2008, at May 31(Sat) 11:40 , bernardcleyet@redshift.com wrote:
used to inject India
Ink into glass of water to show heating in a microw. oven did not mixing
contrary to a claim on PHYS-L.