Microwaves do not kill organisms directly but kill by o the heat they generate within them. generating free radicals. generating toxins. O creating thymine dimers.

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Microwaves do not kill organisms directly but kill by

o the heat they generate within them.
generating free radicals.
generating toxins.
O creating thymine dimers.

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the heat they generate wirhin them

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