The Faraday calculator shows that 1.4 ma in 1000 ml water
for 900 minutes should result in a brew of 84.52 ppm, that
is if there were no losses and all the silver went into the
water.
You must either have a problem with your setup and it is not
working properly, or you must have a tremendous buildup of
silver gunk on your electrodes.
Try adding some stirring.
What are you measuring the ppm with?
Dan
Keithmj wrote:
Hi All..Still playing around. I was wondering what the
proper milliamps would be to make the Colloidal Silver. I am
using the 30vdc power supply with a current limiting diode
and my milliamps are at 1.4 mA and have been brewing a
32ounce batch and after about 15 hours it is only up to 7PPM
so I bypassed the current limiting diode and put in a 33kohm
resistor and it took it up to 2.4 milliamps. I can get
current limiting diodes but was wondering what would be the
best setting? If I don't use any thing to limit the
milliamps the power supply will put out 16 milliamps which I
think is to high to use..Any ideas on this..Thanks..Keithmj
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