Your logic is flawed. It is like saying that because mud has dirt in
it, it has no water. Typical silver generators generate both ionic and
colloidal silver, normally about 80 to 90 % ionic, and 10 to 20 %
colloidal. That you can see the colloidal portion with a laser does not
mean there is no ionic. The test for ionic is just as simple and
reliable, what we call the salt test ( an a meter also ONLY tests the
ionic portion ). Using the salt test along with a laser pointer will
prove that normal EIS contains both ionic and colloidal silver.
BTW the strength of the light showing up with a laser has much much less
to do with the particle concentration than the particle size. 1/4 the
particles of twice the size will show up as 4 times as bright.
Marshall
Neville Munn wrote:
[...“colloidal silver” generators sold for home use produce ionic
silver solutions]
-Not what my analysis report shows, (ignoring particle size, so long
as they remain below the accepted size determined by some published
material to be classed as 'colloids', and visual observation can
determine that...in the kitchen).
Get some of a given solution analysed the day after production, then
get the rest of that solution analysed a fortnight later and see what
the difference is.
Failing laboratory analysis (and I've had several samples of my 'home
made' concoctions analysed)...visual observation is my best method in
assessing 'quality' product, and that includes the age old laser
pointer for determining particulate content using the 'strength' of
that cone shaped light beam as a guide, and a meter tells me when the
solution has setted down or 'stabilized' and readings remain fairly
constant.
'Experts...?'...Everyone's an expert <g>
N.
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From: blacksa...@comcast.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Fri, 4 Dec 2009 14:48:46 -0500
Subject: CS>do you have this?
Hi All,
I’ve been asked by a couple people to describe what is EIS / Colloidal
silver. In my attempt to answer (and do so intelligently) I’m falling
significantly short because I can’t seem to find the email that I
remember reading that so eloquently described the difference(s)
between making it at home vs. what you can buy in the store (and the
dangers of that) and event he comments on Mercola’s guidelines of
purchasing silver products (
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/02/05/new-guidelines-released-for-safe-usage-of-colloidal-silver-supplements.aspx
)
For instance…commenting on:
“Please be aware that most all “colloidal silver” generators sold for
home use produce ionic silver solutions, and not true colloidal silver.”
Is someone more organized than I in which I can send these people some
succinct, honest, detailed and truthful information – find the
email(s) that were posted before?
I thank you in advance…
Lisa
P.S. A lot of the “scientific” discussion regarding ions and stuff
like that have at times been way over my head – but I’d like to send
them something. I do have the “Beginner’s” list of how to use it…but
would appreciate the “why” etc.
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