Nuking CS doesn't seem to affect it at all. The silver, just like any
other dissolved mineral.
Ode
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 9:13 PM, JD wrote:
> I know that if colloidal silver is frozen, the silver will come out of
> suspension, but what happens when CS is heated up? What about if CS is
> mic
Since silver is a metal, doesn't microwaving it causes sparks?
On 12/19/2015 07:55 AM, ASL raVen wrote:
Since silver is a metal, doesn't microwaving it causes sparks?
It is dissolved in water, so no.
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Unsu
Thanks for clarifying dissolved metals in water doesn't causes sparks when
microwaved.
:)
R
The silver ions are dissolved in water, but the silver
nanoparticles are not.
Both cooling and nuking CS will negatively effect
the silver colloid.
On 12/19/2015 11:01 PM, Phil Morrison wrote:
(snip)
Both cooling and nuking CS will negatively effect
the silver colloid.
The nano particles are way to small
to see any significant voltage across them,
as a result of exposure microwaves
(that have centimeter sized wavelength).
But the microwave
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