but how do you do that Steve? My normal batch takes about eight hours
to make which is using a silverpuppy and a quart size container. My DW
is really pure (000) on the TDS meter. The finished article measures
either 7 or 8 on the TDS meter so I thought this was approximately 14 to
16ppm.
Dee
To a large extent I am like Wayne. I just can't make CS without a meter to
measure voltage and current. However, unlike Wane I would supplement my DIY rig
with a commercial unit. There are times when I would like the Fire and Forget
operation of a commercial unit. From what I have read on
Thank you for taking the trouble to reply in depth Steve, I do
appreciate it and I did actually understand most of what you say lol
I have decided to stick with the normal running time which seems to be
making good CS - unless of course, I'm pushed for time. Thanks to all
who offered help.
Steve,
You are right, of course, about the efficacy of CS based on particle.
However, Marshall Dudley has shown that adding a small amount of H2O2
to the CS *after* it is made, will cause any large agglomerated
particles to break up into very small particles.
I don't know why we don't just
I use a Rule of Thumb for estimating the maximum concentration of CS
that you can produce. This is for a 1 cup volume, if you are making a
pint (2 cups) it takes twice as long. If your current is 2 milliamps
instead of 1 milliamp, it will take half as long, etc. You can use
simple math like you
Nice post Dan,
You have a knack for simplifying the process of making colloidal silver.
When I attempt to do this I seem to be a unable to resist referring to
Faraday equations and so on. I would like very much to include your
explanation on my web page.
Thanks for the compliment. I get confused when stuff is too
complicated... ;-))
Sure, go ahead and use it.
Dan
-Original Message-
From: Arnold Beland [mailto:abela...@comcast.net]
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 11:32 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSbrewing
I tried to post this earlier with embedded figures but I guess that
failed. Here it is without embedded figures.
Excellent post Dan.
CS ppm is such a difficult issue and more complex than most probably
realize. I shudder when ppm is mentioned especially in relation to
generation time. You
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