/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11201920
>>11203969
>>11204999

what I want to know is how many joules do I need, for how many seconds, to heat up my soup? the equation above helps: 473g (mass of object) × 97° (change in temperature) × 4.184 (specific heat capacity as joules/gram) = number of joules needed to make this happen. I need 191,966.104 joules.

if I know my microwave's power (600 joules per second), I can find out the ideal time to make the soup perfect. 191,966.104 / 600 = ~320 seconds (rounded up 1/10th of a second). That's 5 minutes and 20 seconds at full power (10, or 100%). since you don't want superheating like you mentioned, you want to go a bit slower to let the heat disperse more evenly, especially since microwaves are never 100% accurate and have "warm" spots! I like to use 70% power level (7 on my model) as I mentioned. 191,966.104 / (600 × .7) = ~457 seconds, or 7 minutes and 37 seconds at 70% power.

tl;dr: check ur wattage and learn math, microwaves become useful again

Have you evar thought about making yourself throw it back up? That cud be effective

>>10625937
>having a fire alarm

>>10328052
Kraft makes American cheese nigger know what you're talking about before you speak also
>critiquing an abu image

>>10252487
Go back to aa?