Roger and/or other HV people.
Could you do me one favor and run an arcing HV
unit with non-contributing electrodes (carbon?) and
see if you still get low pH? That would help isolate the
source of the anomaly! I would think the HV arc is
breaking down the air/water to get the effect and
In a message dated 00-04-25 23:32:38 EDT, you write:
Roger and/or other HV people.
Could you do me one favor and run an arcing HV
unit with non-contributing electrodes (carbon?) and
see if you still get low pH? That would help isolate the
source of the anomaly! I would think the HV arc
I would expect a low ph using arcing and carbon electrodes. Cabon plus oxygen
gives carbon dioxide, which easily dissolves in water and produces carbonic
acid.
Marshall
rogalt...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 00-04-25 23:32:38 EDT, you write:
Roger and/or other HV people.
Could
In a message dated 00-04-26 10:09:39 EDT, you write:
I would expect a low ph using arcing and carbon electrodes. Cabon plus
oxygen
gives carbon dioxide, which easily dissolves in water and produces carbonic
acid.
Marshall
Marshall: I wrote the following to Ivan earlier. Perhaps you
In a message dated 00-04-26 10:23:53 EDT, you write:
n a message dated 00-04-26 10:09:39 EDT, you write:
I would expect a low ph using arcing and carbon electrodes. Cabon plus
oxygen
gives carbon dioxide, which easily dissolves in water and produces carbonic
acid.
Marshall
You can ignore the assumption of equilibrium for a while. That is, while highly
concentrated CO2 is bubbling up in the water the water will attempt to reach
equilibrium with the bubbles. Since CO2 is heavier than air, it will also tend
to
accumulate over the surface of the water if the air is
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He-He, he's just playing around. Got cha.
He knows how, making fun of those who don't comprehend. Please note how he
deliberately misspells unsubscrie. Guess you missed his earlier posts.
My spell checker keeps telling me to use the word starch in place of your
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April 2000 00:38
Subject: Re: CSProducing CS using HVAC Probably Restructures the
Water it isMadein
In a message dated 00-04-25 07:51:31 EDT, you write:
Hi Roger and Ivan,
My HVAC CS typically has a ph of 3.5 - 4.5 measured with an
electronic ph
meter or with ph strips. I don't think
In a message dated 00-04-25 09:16:19 EDT, you write:
Guys,
I never said the measurements were erroneous, I said that there is
probably some other reason causing the low pH reading, perhaps ranging
from CO2 inclusion to AgOH production, or possibly faulty /
inappropriate pH measuring
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Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 7:16 AM
Subject: Re: CSProducing CS using HVAC Probably Restructures the Water it
isMadein
Guys,
I never said the measurements were erroneous, I said that there is
probably some other reason causing the low pH reading, perhaps ranging
from CO2
Hi Roger,
I would just like to remind you, and myself, that I don't have all the
answers... but will respond to the best of knowledge, limited though
it is.
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In a message dated 00-04-25 01:33:15 EDT, you write:
Roger as I understand it,
In a message dated 00-04-25 10:16:56 EDT, you write:
I disaggree here, it is quite possible to manufacture a silver colloid
by precipitating the NO3 from a silver nitrate solution, leaving only
the silver ions in solution. The fact that the water molecules
surround the charged silver
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