La Dolce Vita di Adelaide - Chapter 68
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Uh… Ryu Sujin and Anna died, but the main target is not even harmed lol
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Just for curious ppl:
U saw this in previous chapters and oter manhwas as well, but I wanna clarify smth abt silver and poison (acc to yt shorts): Silver’s reaction to poison, specifically certain types of arsenic, is based on the formation of silver sulfide (Ag₂S) which causes the silver to tarnish or discolor. This reaction, often described as silver tarnishing, occurs when silver comes into contact with sulfur-containing compounds, including those present in some forms of arsenic. Basically, silver reacts to certain kinds of arsenic, a deadly poison, but not all poisons. For e.g. Silver reacts with sulfur, and eggs contain sulfur in both the white and yolk. This reaction leads to the formation of silver sulfide, a black compound that causes silver to tarnish.
So, if you try putting a silver needle in an egg and a poisonous mushroom, only the silver that came into contact with the harmless egg would react, whereas the poisonous mushrooms would be unnoticeable. (Meaning, silver is only efficient to check for arsenic- or sulfur if?) Silver reacts with sulfur compounds, including those present in certain flowers like roha flowers, leading to tarnish or discoloration. This reaction forms silver sulfide (Ag2S), a black compound that appears as a layer on the silver surface, causing it to lose its shine.
I hope this clarified alot of things for others. 😁