If the electric clips are in the water and they are not made of silver
then you have your answer.
Bruce A
Sara Mandal-Joy wrote:
Hi, I've been making/using colloidal silver for some time, with a
battery generator. Just use silver wire
bent at the top to hook over the side of the quart jar. Sometimes
they slip and get too close, so I tried
a plastic lid with holes in it for the wires to fit into. Works
better, but still some slippage. Could redo the holes, smaller size
would work better. But I had some very fine copper wire, and tried
making little hoops on the lid to hook the silver wires into, so they
fall straight down. The copper wire does not touch the water, only
the electric clips and the silver. I assumed the current would simply
pass through them to the silver. But, I'm getting a strong tyndall
effect, and slightly discolored cs, after just 40 minutes (down from
my typical hour and twenty minutes yesterday, which made mud). I'm
going back to just the lid with holes tomorrow, will try some smaller
holes. But I'm curious what is happening, what is making the process
speed up? And is that all that is going on? Thanks for any input. Sara
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