Burning beeswax can identify the authenticity of beeswax, but it is destructive and not recommended.

The beeswax will soften when heated to 150 ~ 180, and will ignite when the temperature reaches 250 ~ 375. When beeswax is ignited, it will produce the scent of turpentine, not the burnt smell of plastic. Summary: Copa gum will burst during combustion. No beeswax. After burning, Barker will have bubbles, big and small, but beeswax shows the lens. Of course, everyone can easily smell plastic. The smell of burning rubber, (the smell of burning plastic at home)

The method of identifying the authenticity of beeswax is the same as amber. Generally, it is burned. If it is inconvenient to burn, you can puncture the beeswax with a fine needle after heating with fire, and then pull it out while it is hot. If it produces black smoke and a faint pine fragrance, it is really beeswax. If white smoke and plastic smell are fake plastic products, fake beeswax will be pulled in when the needle is pulled out, but it really won't.

At this point, everyone basically understands that fire can really identify the authenticity of beeswax, but it also hurts people. Lao Yang suggested that if you have questions about the beeswax products you bought, try not to burn them as soon as you enter. This fire is really not recommended. What should I do? Just go directly to the national appraisal institution for appraisal, so that the problem of authenticity can be solved without damage!