Tips for testing adulteration in silver leaf: A few days later, the feast of armor is on. In such a situation, from now on, there will be a variety of colorful sweets wrapped in silver work in sweet shops. In view of the increasing demand for sweets during the festival, a large number of people begin to mix sweets. From the color, everything is adulterated. Not only that, but aluminum works are also being marketed in the name of the original work of silver. This can lead to many cancers, lung and brain related diseases in the future. In such a situation, tell us how to identify the real work.
How to Identify Real Silver Work
Try rubbing silver work on sweets with your fingers. If it sticks to your fingers, it means aluminum mixed in silver work. If it doesn’t, it means the dessert is safe to eat.
See the silver work is burning
To check for silver work, first take out silver work on sweets. Then watch it burn. If it is made of silver it will turn into a silver ball shape. But if blended it can turn black. Aluminum is usually adulterated in silver work. When it is burned, the aluminum turns into black ash.
