;m going
>to make my own, using a local silversmith to do the silver application.
>They help, but are not the silver bullet we want. (We also use collodial
>silver ceramic balls in the pool, which seem to be equally effective as the
>algaebar.
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, using a local silversmith to do the silver application.
> They help, but are not the silver bullet we want. (We also use collodial
> silver ceramic balls in the pool, which seem to be equally effective as the
> algaebar.
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Try their website: http://www.algaebar.com
Marshall
patriot2...@mindspring.com wrote:
> I would like to learn more about this Algaebar mentioned as an answer to
> algae in a
> pool. Cost? Practicality? Safety? Effectiveness? Availability? It
> surely would be nice to find something that w
3, 2004 11:46 PM
Subject: CS> Silver electrolysis
> I would like to learn more about this Algaebar mentioned as an answer to
> algae in a
> pool. Cost? Practicality? Safety? Effectiveness? Availability? It
> surely would be nice to find something that was effective against al
I would like to learn more about this Algaebar mentioned as an answer to
algae in a
pool. Cost? Practicality? Safety? Effectiveness? Availability? It
surely would be nice to find something that was effective against algae, so
one could leave home for a few days and not come back to find a
@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>silver electrolysis
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:41:46 -0500
You have to get the electronegativity of the metal correct so that the
current flows in the right direction. You would need a metal with an
electronegativity which is less than that of silver, which is 1.4. The
alk
You have to get the electronegativity of the metal correct so that the
current flows in the right direction. You would need a metal with an
electronegativity which is less than that of silver, which is 1.4. The
alkali metals are less, but using sodium, calcium or potassium would
prove to be quite
The Algaebar is made of a copper cylinder plated in the center with silver.
This is supposed to release copper ions in a hot tub or pool and thereby kill
off the algae. Is there some way to use the same principle to release silver
ions in warm water without using electricity? Is there som
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