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What is iridium rice pulling?
The rice-puller scam is more common in rural parts of the country. Gangs dupe people by selling ‘rice-puller’ devices made of copper iridium, claiming that they help rake in lakhs of rupees in the process, he said. The scamsters lure victims into investing in the metal device that has extraordinary properties.
How can you tell if metal is iridium?
There is no simple chemical method that identifies its presence. There is a complex procedure for analysis that involves melting powdered Ir in Zn, dissolving in HCl and reacting the residues in HCl/H2O2 before boiling off the acid and testing by liquid phase ICP.
What is an iridium rice puller?
Rice pulling (RADIANT IRIDIUM POWER) in simple terms is any item that attracts or pulls rice (like a magnet attracts iron particles) is called “Rice Puller”. These are rare and impossible to find. As per the best obtainable knowledge now Iridium is made in to an alloy with Platinum which is used in high tension electrical.
What are rice pullers made of?
Rice pullers are made of copper alloys or iridium element. This type of metals has a natural electric power or magnetic power making them highly valuable. Where is Rice Pullers Found? Properties of rice pulling are commonly found in copper and iridium made items like coins, vessels, tumblers, and jewelry.
How to tell if a rice puller metal is fake?
If the pin gets pulled by the item during the torch test, then the rice puller metal is fake. Make note of the time taken by the torch which is near to the item to turn dimmed entirely. If it happens in just a few minutes of time, then it is considered good. Also, make note of the other torchlight; still bright or not.
What is the ‘rice pulling scam’?
The rice pulling scam has been duping gullible citizens and superstitious businessmen for sometime now. In a recent case, an ex-army man was duped of Rs. 70 lakhs when three conmen sold him a “rice puller” vessel.