The more sesame ash is used in engineering, the more engineering designers recognize sesame ash. Sesame ash is widely used, and people are concerned about whether natural marble has any radioactive damage. As a variety of natural stone materials, people may be concerned about the radiation of sesame ash. We can responsibly inform you that the radiation of sesame ash is trace and will not cause any harm to people:

Sesame ash has trace amounts of radioactivity, but it is within safety standards.

The national standard for radioactivity in the stone industry, the "Classification Standard for Radioactivity of Stone", shows that 95% of natural stones can be used in public places and belong to Class A radioactive stones, which have low radioactivity. Since stones are radioactive, will sesame ash radiation pose a threat to humans?