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Sienna Frank
10 February, 19:47
What's an example of radiation in the kitchen
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Marques Vega
10 February, 20:03
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A microwave causes radiation in the kitchen.
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Martha Frost
10 February, 20:13
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Thermal radiation are the major one
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