It is unlikely that a non current regulated generator [such as most generators] can produce colorless [small particle] cs beyond around 5 PPM. Pale yellow CS can be made up to around 10 PPM with such a generator and that is still good. Probably up to 20 PPM can be made with a non current current
Why? How? Do you mean the body cannot use it?
3 to 5 ppm is best anything over 20 ppm is a total waste.
Ted
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Everything I get from everyone is a white background with black text...
Joanne
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> No, this one is black bg with white text.
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No, this one is black bg with white text.
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10-4 Thank you very much for the notice.
James-Osbourne: Holmes
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To clarify...It's better, now it shows like everyone
Is it plain black text with white BG?
James-Osbourne: Holmes
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This one shows like the rest. readable
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This one shows like the rest. readable
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James, your blue on black background is unreadable.
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James, your blue on black background is unreadable.
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: Monday, July 30, 2001 7:07 AM
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Subject: Re: CS 101
DeadTiredCaregiver ,:
Does 2 teaspoons of 50 ppm equal 1 teaspoon of 100 ppm?
Yes, but where are you going to find 100 ppm CS or even 50 ppm???
I would be very carefull of it!!
"Ole Bob"
3 to 5 ppm is best anything over 20 ppm is a total waste.
Ted
"Robert L. Berger" wrote:
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> DeadTiredCaregiver ,:
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>> Does 2 teaspoons of 50 ppm equal 1 teaspoon of 100 ppm?
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>> Yes, but where are you going to find 100 ppm CS or even 50 ppm???
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> I would be very carefull of it!!
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> "Ole Bo
The short answer is ... yes. However, for the definitive post by
our resident sage Bob Lee (Tai-Pan), check the archives for a pair
of messages dated 8/26/98 w/ subject line of "How much silver did I
drink". A link to the archves is added to the bottom of all
messages posted to the list.
Everyon
If they were truly 50 and 100 ppm and of the same particle size it would.
But it is unlikely that one can have a high quality CS of 50 ppm, and
especially 100 ppm. At those concentrations the 100 ppm would have
particles of twice the mass of the 50, and thus essentially the same number
of particle
DeadTiredCaregiver ,:
> Does 2 teaspoons of 50 ppm equal 1 teaspoon of 100 ppm?
>
> Yes, but where are you going to find 100 ppm CS or even 50 ppm???
I would be very carefull of it!!
"Ole Bob"
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