SRC-696

The Pain Threshold for Microwave and Infra-red Radiations. J. Physiol. (1952) 118, 1-11

H. F. Cook, Department of Physics Applied to Medicine, The Middlesex Hospital, London ·1952 (received 2 November 1951) · T1 measured result, peer reviewed · VC06 VC07

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CLM-1339 A 1950s experiment found that 3 GHz microwaves have to be about four times stronger than infra-red heat before skin starts to hurt, because most of the microwave heat goes deeper than the nerves that sense pain. Pain began at about half a watt per square centimetre.

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