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ting part in the Microwave is the magnetron. As for how it
came to our usage today, it was pure luck that
made Spencer find out that the magnetrons
had heating power; to cut a long story short,
Spencer was once touring one of the laboratories, which had one of the magnetrons. When
he stopped for a moment in front of a magnetron he felt a strange thing happening and
found out that the chocolate bar in his pocket
had began melting. Spencer, quickly asked
for a bag of popcorn and surprisingly when
he held it up in front of the magnetron, the
popcorn began popping within seconds.
which had one of the magnetrons. When he
stopped for a moment in front of a magnetron
he felt a strange thing happening and found
out that the chocolate bar in his pocket had
began melting. Spencer, quickly asked for a
bag of popcorn and surprisingly when he
held it up in front of the magnetron, the popcorn began popping within seconds.
putty for sure. Can you imagine our lives without Microwave ovens, specially our fast pace
lives these days; for instance a guy who lives
on his own for college will have to wait for 30
minute for the stove to do what the Microwave
does in 3 minutes. In a research Microwave
ovens were found to be the number one technology to make people’s lives easier, over
90% of homes in the USA have Microwave ovens, this shows the huge impact of which the
Microwave oven has made to our modern
lives. If it was not for Spencer and his curiosity, food would have been so much tastier for
sure, but on the other hand so much slower to
reheat or actually cook. We all know that Microwave ovens have down sides, but at the
end of the day they save us the most imperative thing we have, time.
At this moment Spencer knew he had a hit between his hands and began experimenting to
produce a Microwave oven to be introduced
for the first time to the commercial world in
1946. Looking more like a refrigerator the Microwave oven stood over at about five feet tall
and weighed over 750 pounds, the Microwave was later modified to fit our lifestyles. Introduced in Chicago the first Microwave to be
out on the market was in 1967, which by the
time the Microwave featured 115 ]