Beyond its use in fashion and apparel, silk's unique properties make it valuable in various fields, from food to pharmaceuticals. Since ancient times, silk has been used as a bandage material or a filter, thanks to its ability to trap even small particles. In the early 19th century, Aldini's hydraulic lever utilized a small piece of silk as a filter for tobacco or other substances.
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