That is unclear. You get .5891 as much copper as you would silver for
the same number of coulombs. The number of atoms will of course be the
same, but copper has an atomic weight of about 59% of that of silver,
thus the conversion.
Marshall
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Norton, Steve wrote:
Does anyone know if the Silver Medicine Faraday calculator needs
changes to estimate colloidal copper ppm vs silver?
Thanks,
Steve N
If you use a silver Faraday chart, then you need to multiply by .5891
for copper.
Marshall
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