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The magician shows the audience two glasses. In one - a little less than half a glass of milk. In the other - the same amount of tea. The magician asks the audience: "Do you know what happens when you mix tea and milk?" The audience, of course, answers that it will be tea with milk.

"Let's check," the magician suggests and pours the liquid from one glass into another. The result is... ink. And viewers can even try their drawing skills by taking a brush and drawing something on a blank piece of paper or cardboard.

Focus Tea + milk = ink

Focus secret:

Of course, the point is what is poured into the glasses. In one - potato starch diluted in water. In the other - a few drops of iodine in water. Connecting, they enter into a chemical reaction and a dark liquid is obtained.

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