A newspaper on an induction cooktop, a pot of water on top, power on. The water boils and the paper is fine: the coil under the glass makes a fast-changing magnetic field that passes straight through glass and paper and only drives currents in the iron pot. The pot heats itself.
And with water inside, the pot stays near 212°F, less than half of what paper needs to burn.
Don’t try this at home: cooktop makers say never put paper or anything else between the pan and the burner, and an empty pot gets far hotter.
Sources: ENERGY STAR (US EPA), Residential Induction Cooking Tops · OpenStax, University Physics Volume 2 · Sub-Zero/Wolf product support
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Did you think the paper would burn? (Please don't test it at home: an empty pot gets hot enough to scorch it.) 👇
yea u need to specify because the coils on my stove get red hot and now the paper is just smoke
Well on your induction cook top , not on my cast iron resistive cook top
I love how in every one of these bro is just watching
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Why copy "Infinite desk" with this ai garbage?
I think you meant 100°… CELSIUS
why would you take a number in proper units just to convert it to shitty units
That’s Not true, it’s the system you specifically choosed, not every indusktions stove is like that. Dont spray false information.
But if metal of pot is hot it will heat the paper through conduction
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I genuinely hate when people scam idiot children into doing terrible things
Why does your avatar look like that other 3d animated science channel that explains things? Right down to the narrow face and pompadour with the buddy holly looking glasses and he just silently watches as a narrator explains everything. I can't remember their name but you guys look the same
Half true!
Paper stays cool as an insulator, but any conducting pot won't work. Pure copper or aluminum would stay cold. Induction needs ferromagnetic metal (like iron) for the magnetic resistance required to actually generate heat.
Yeah but wouldn't the pot get hot enough to burn the newspaper?
If the pot was conductive enough like if made out of copper then the newspaper wouldnt burn on an electric stove too
Ahh yes
Why this isn't popular
How to make these types of YouTube videos with ai?
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this is very educational thank you😅
Instructions did not specify the type of stove, my newspaper has been incinerated by my gas stove and the kitchen is on fire, send help.