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Can you put alcohol in the microwave?
It is generally not advisable to put alcohol in a microwave. Microwaves heat food and liquids by causing the water molecules in them to vibrate, which can lead to the formation of steam and the buildup of pressure. Alcohol, being flammable, can ignite and cause a fire if heated in a microwave oven. Additionally, the high temperatures generated in a microwave oven can cause the alcohol to evaporate rapidly, resulting in the formation of highly concentrated alcohol vapors which can ignite easily and become explosive.
Therefore, it is recommended to avoid putting alcohol in the microwave and instead use alternative heating methods, such as a stove or a hot water bath, to heat up alcoholic beverages safely.
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