Abstract
This paper presents a power check calculation, some microwave heating data, and a discussion. The power check calculation clarifies the units and thermal quantities. The heating data demonstrates the correlation between heating and molecular polarity. Finally, the discussion explains this correlation in terms of a mechanism for dielectric heating. From Using 'Real World' Examples in the Teaching of Chemistry - A Symposium, 7th BCCE, Stillwater OK, 1982.
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