Re: CSCS: Falling out of suspension/Ole Bobs' book

2011-02-13 Thread Ode Coyote
Yes, technically an ion is a particle as it takes up space and has mass, but it's a technicality often used to confuse more than inform, so you get people asking things like if this process makes smaller ions. In common usage *CS* is a blanket term that allows all sorts of things to fit so

CSCS: Falling out of suspension/Ole Bobs' book

2011-02-12 Thread Harold MacDonald
In his book page iii; Quote: ION; An atom that has lost one of its' electrons.A silver ion expressed as Ag+ indicating that it has lost one electron,and is water soluble,and will stay in solution indefinitely.The ion is still classified as a particle. End of quote. My experience ; one of my

Re: CSCS: Falling out of suspension/Ole Bobs' book

2011-02-12 Thread Deborah Gerard
Thanks Harold very much :) From: Harold MacDonald har...@telus.net To: Silver list silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Sat, February 12, 2011 1:28:18 PM Subject: CSCS: Falling out of suspension/Ole Bobs' book In his book page iii; Quote: ION; An atom that has lost