Which material would be BEST to use for heating up food? A) aluminum B) ceramic C) foam D) plastic Eliminate

2 answers:

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Hello there!

Plastic is definitely off. Plastic can melt easily in extreme heat, and if it doesn't melt, the chemicals used to create it will seep into the food. D is false.

Aluminum is off too, if we're talking about heating up food in a microwave. Aluminum can spark in the heat and can catch fire/explode in most cases. So that would also be off.

Foam is off as well. Whether it be foam bubbles or foam board, it's probably NOT a good idea to hear up your food in the microwave with foam.

But ceramic would probably be the best choice. Ceramic is microwave safe, it doesn't melt, catch fire, or seep chemicals in the food when placed in that kind of heat. That is probably why a lot of manufacturers use ceramic glass to make plates and bowls in the first place.

So your answer should be B. Ceramic. Hope this helped you! :)

jonny [76]4 years ago

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Answer:

Correct answer is option A (Aluminum)

Explanation:

option A is correct because aluminum can be used both on stove and in Electric oven and it does not melt on heating and also aluminum is not harmful for health.

option B

Ceramic can only be used in microwave but it cannot be used on stove. If we use ceramic on stove it will break.

option C

Foam cannot be used on stove and it is not safe to use in microwave.

Option D

We cannot used plastic on stove because on heating plastic will melt and in microwave the chemicals which are used to create will contaminate the food.

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