>In a message dated 7/6/99 1:22:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time, j...@glol.net
>writes:
><< Too high a microsiemens reading and I will make very
> large particle cs. >>
>Hi Reid
>What does a microsiemen meter cost?
>wong
Sorry I didn't make that post you need to ask j...@glol.net.
Take Care
Reid
In a message dated 7/6/99 1:22:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time, j...@glol.net
writes:
<< Too high a microsiemens reading and I will make very
large particle cs. >>
Hi Reid
What does a microsiemen meter cost?
wong
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Thanks Marshall; I'll search for them.
James Osbourne, Holmes
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Subject: Re: CS> Boiling water
You might be able to
> James Osbourne, Holmes
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> Reid Smith wro
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Subject:Re: CS> Boiling water
Reid Smith wrote:
> >Charles Marcus wrote:
> >Until s
>Actually, changing the water supply is a very likely way to change particle
>size,
>depending on your setup. I throw away about half of the water I buy because it
>does not past the test. Too high a microsiemens reading and I will make very
>large particle cs.
>
>Jim
Hello Jim;
At risk of so
"It is generally accepted that only clear to light gold silver colloids have
particle
sizes small enough to be effective, and to be able to reach the blood stream."
So you *can* use the light gold, yes? I just made some CS leaving it about 60
minutes
or so and after it settled and I strained i
Reid Smith wrote:
>Where did you get the idea that a gold colored CS is a sign of
> larger particals? I find that VERY hard to believe. The reason I say
> that is I made CS for some time and never once got a gold color until
> I changed the type of distilled water that I was using. EVERY thi
Reid Smith wrote:
> >Charles Marcus wrote:
> >Until someone gives (a) specific reason(s) for it being
> >Hot means higher energy. Higher energy means more Browning movement. More
> >Browning movement means higher likelyhood of overcoming the mutual repulsion
> >of the charge between particles. W
>Charles Marcus wrote:
>Until someone gives (a) specific reason(s) for it being
>Hot means higher energy. Higher energy means more Browning movement. More
>Browning movement means higher likelyhood of overcoming the mutual repulsion
>of the charge between particles. When particles bang together t
Charles Marcus wrote:
Until someone gives (a) specific reason(s) for it being
Hot means higher energy. Higher energy means more Browning movement. More
Browning movement means higher likelyhood of overcoming the mutual repulsion
of the charge between particles. When particles bang together th
> > That is not my understanding at all.
>
> Well, this is the precise reason given by Dr Beck in
> his paper. It is supposed to be a way of increasing the
> conductivity of the water without adding salt to thee
> water. It has nothing to do with 'purifying' the water,
> as he recommends doing th
> That is not my understanding at all.
Well, this is the precise reason given by Dr Beck in
his paper. It is supposed to be a way of increasing the
conductivity of the water without adding salt to thee
water. It has nothing to do with 'purifying' the water,
as he recommends doing this with distil
That is not my understanding at all. My understanding is that you boil
the water to remove the dissolved gases, such as carbon dioxide, which
will make the water acid and too conductive, to purify it.
After boiling it, you let it cool back to room temperature before using
it. Otherwise one would
>My understanding is that the ONLY reason for the
>suggestion to boil the water was so that the water
>would be extremely hot when the CS was being made,
>which decreases the surface tension of the water (it
>does, this is why hot water cleans better than cold),
>which SUPPOSEDLY enable you to mak
Charles;
If boiling makes you happy fine, but do not assign allot of benefits to
it. Real or imgined.
The purpose of poiling is to remove adsorbed gases. If you are working
with an open cup the chnces are that you CS is picking up the CO2 and
air that you tried to get rid of.
I you have a curren
What is the hurry? Why do people need to make CS fast? I just put on a
batch of not heated distilled water at 15 volts current limited to 1 ma.
Wait 4 hours wipe the electrodes clean then wait another 4 hours. Makes
fine CS.
Michael
Charles Marcus wrote:
>
> My understanding is that the ONLY rea
My understanding is that the ONLY reason for the
suggestion to boil the water was so that the water
would be extremely hot when the CS was being made,
which decreases the surface tension of the water (it
does, this is why hot water cleans better than cold),
which SUPPOSEDLY enable you to make a hi
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