Chuck wrote:
I knew a guy that took Carter's Little Liver Pills for over 20 years.
When he died, they had to beat his liver to death with a stick
Too bad - would have made a good transplant.
Alonzo
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Dear Bob Berger:
I sent you two private e-mails in the last week, not sure if either got
through. I'm trying to make a current limiter for the 27 or 36 VDC generator
as you described awhile back, but am having trouble getting the parts you
called for. LM-317 - Places here have LM-317T and vari
Dear Sharon:
You wrote:
>But today, I have not been able to find a simple charger that will charge the
9-volt alkaline batteries. The little Sears unit I described above did 9-volt
just fine. I can find a charger that will do the rechargable 9-volt
batteries but I've never liked the rechargable b
Chuck wrote to Bob:
>I store allof my experiomental runs of CS in clear coke bottles so that I
>can watch them.
You GOTTA get a life!!!
Chuck
Ankh if you love Isis <<
Ho Ho - pretty good.
I'm sure it beats watching re-runs of Bowling for Dollars!!
Ankh! Ankh!
Regards,
Alonzo
alon
>Its starting to get complicated!!! :-/ <
Yeah... and interesting. Gosh, we're only talking about silver and water
here, but the water is getting deep! OK, I'm taking a break to ponder, and
I've ordered a book from my public library on electrochemisty. In the
meantime I want to make one of Bob
Ivan:
Thanks again for your help. I'm getting it! Like you, I have a
non-professional interest in chemistry and spent many happy hours as a child
among the beakers and test tubes of my chemistry sets. You wrote:
>The solution itself is not neutral at the end of the process, there is
a net p
Dear Taylor:
Try this:
MAKING A CS MAKER
Buy some 14 ga. .999 fine silver wire either from a jewelry supply store, or
from our supplier on the list (Marsha?) One ounce would last you for years.
This is your long lead time item, so do it first.
At the grocery, get a 2 cup pyrex measuring cup,
Ivan (and All):
Your explanation was most helpful. Still a few gaps for me, though. As I
understood the original equations which Mr. Crowcroft posted, the reactions at
the anode and cathode must balance, no? That is, for every electron stripped
away from the silver at the anode, an electron mus
Ivan (and All):
Your explanation was most helpful. Still a few gaps for me, though. As I
understood the original equations which Mr. Crowcroft posted, the reactions at
the anode and cathode must balance, no? That is, for every electron stripped
away from the silver at the anode, an electron mus
Ivan (and All):
Your explanation was most helpful. Still a few gaps for me, though. As I
understood the original equations which Mr. Crowcroft posted, the reactions at
the anode and cathode must balance, no? That is, for every electron stripped
away from the silver at the anode, an electron mus
Dear Marsha:
I know what point Crowcroft was making, I know what point you are making, and
we don't agree. Lets keep it off this list, is the point I was making.
Pppppttptp!!!
Love,
Alonzo
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{ I have a 16 ounce pyrex measuring cup, can I use that to make the silver?
I'm afraid pyrex may have some metal added? What do you all use for your
glass? My drinking glasses are too small.
Mary }
That's exactly what I use, a 2 cup glass kitchen measure. Works great! And
Robert's standard
To the writer of the following:
"(But then I am not in the USA where kids seem to regularly shoot
up schools because they all have free access to handguns! My kids here in
australia have never even seen a real handgun or rifle. In Hong Kong the very
possession of a bullet can send you to jail. So
I am one of these 5 day/week listmembers, so I got the whole load of Crowcroft
material this morning. I am pleased at how well you all answered his salvo -
nice job! Let me say that I make CS using the LVDC method and I have learned
a lot from the recommendations on the list. I and my family hav
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