They provide insufficient information. Many products that are actually
MSP are mislabeled as colloidal silver. The FDA allows this because
they do not work well and help make people think that real colloidal
silver is ineffective. It is possible to increase the concentration of
EIS if after making it you keep it warm and evaporate off much of the
water. What happens if you do this is interesting. If done properly it
appears that the colloidal silver particles become covered with silver
oxide, then stick together. The oxide layer prevents the particles from
aggregating. What is interesting is it appears that if you dilute such
a mixture with distilled water, the silver oxide with a solubility of 13
ppm (26 total because it spontaneously bounces back and forth with
silver hydroxide) will dissolve back into the water, freeing the
particles which can then separate and become a normal colloid again.
Marshall
On 11/29/2012 4:01 PM, Smitty wrote:
A friend bought a bottle of colloidal silver
drops. She says it's concentrated.
http://tinyurl.com/ceo49o6
Is there such a thing ?
If so, how can one concentrate a home-brewed CS ?
Smitty
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