Absolutely not.
Er, plain 'distilled' water.
Most tap water isn't plain water?
Ken
At 10:13 AM 8/2/02 EDT, you wrote:
Hi Ken
Increase initial conductivity without contaminating the water. [the CS
has plenty already...plain water can be seeded with CS]
>
Are you suggesting
This holds for LVDC as well.
Don't exceed around 100 degrees
Ken
At 10:52 AM 8/2/02 -0400, you wrote:
I only have experience with HVAC production of CS. I have found that the particle size increases rather dramatically when the temperature exceeds about 120 F, with the same current and
Heating metallic particles in a microwave might not be a wonderful idea.
But I don't know what will happen to the particles or ions.
Ken
Could the quality of the CS that has already been made be lessened by
heating the stuff again, and then restarting the generation
Hey all...
Just curious to get some opinions here. Without going into a lot of details,
I most generally heat 8oz of DW in the microwave for 2:00 before I start
making my CS. Tonight, I decided to try my hand at making a larger batch
(24oz). I'm curious what the disadvantages could possibly
Two reasons to heat the water are
1. Increase initial conductivity without contaminating the water. [the CS has plenty already...plain water can be seeded with CS]
2. Induce thermal stirring currents while it cools. [A better plan is to apply a very small amount of heat to a small area in the
Hi Ken
Increase initial conductivity without contaminating the water. [the CS
has plenty already...plain water can be seeded with CS]
Are you suggesting here that we use regular tap water instead of distilled to
make CS with ?
Don
You'll notice that a turtle only makes progress when
I only have experience with HVAC production of CS. I have found that
the particle size increases rather dramatically when the temperature
exceeds about 120 F, with the same current and voltage. Heating will
increase the conductivity of the water.
Marshall
nebmi...@aol.com wrote:
Hey all...
From: Ode Coyote coyote...@earthlink.net
Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 10:02:01 -0400
Subject: Re: CSRe-heating during generation
Two reasons to heat the water are
1. Increase initial conductivity without contaminating the water. [the CS has
plenty already...plain water can be seeded with CS
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