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> The pink is actually a clear rose colour(my description of pink)This
was
> obtained from a circuit using a 24 v regulator having a meter and
adjustment
> pot in series with the electrodes,and setting max current(ie at
electrodes
> shorted) at 3mA.Run time 3hr
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>Tests have been done on gold CS, particle size being between 0.015 and
>0.005 Micron or 15 and 5 Nanometer. The predominant size I would guess
>would be in the middle to upper of that range. Clear CS has been
>tested to be predominantly 0.007 micron or 7 nanometer.
>Yellow - Green is the first
As they say in the olympics, go for the gold.
Marshall
brpete...@msn.com.au wrote:
> Dear silver partakers,
> A recent post to this list regarded 'research'. Included in the main page
> of the silvergen site was the following..
>
> "Since, the
> color of a substance is t
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> Has the colour spectrum thus referred to been graded according to
actual
> particle size?If anyone has such data,I would be most
interested,since I
> have been able to
> generate both a very pale pink cs,and a very pale gold cs with only
minor
> adjustments
Dear silver partakers,
A recent post to this list regarded 'research'. Included in the main page
of the silvergen site was the following..
"Since, the
color of a substance is the complement of the color
absorbed colloidal silver will go from clear t
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