What is magnifying oil used in rice vials?
Rice vials do not use magnifying oil. They are used to evaluate rice quality by comparing the length and appearance of the rice kernels to standard profiles. Magnifying oil is typically used in microscopy applications to enhance the visibility of small objects or details.
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