Which outcome results when excessively weighting Byzantine silk with metallic salts?

💡 Explanation

Silk was historically ‘weighted’ to add perceived value; however, excessive weighting via metallic salt Absorption caused embrittlement because additives degraded the silk fibers under atmospheric moisture, therefore the drape suffers rather than improves fabric qualities.

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