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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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For the trick, you need to take souvenir money, their number does not matter. Money is properly impregnated with a solution of natural alum. This drug can be bought at the store.

Next, the magician invites those present to make sure that he is holding the most ordinary paper money in his hands. Immediately he can announce that as a great sorcerer and psychic, he can make sure that this money will never burn. Of course, no one believes him. Then the magician gives the opportunity to verify this. He invites one of those present to take an ordinary envelope, put money in it and set it on fire.

The envelope is sealed well. As soon as the envelope burns down, the magician takes out and shows everyone the whole money.

Focus secret:

The secret is that paper impregnated with alum does not burn.

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The fatty acids in these films are not particularly harmful on their own, but because they are not broken down, they effectively protect any other contaminants that might be trapped underneath.

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