Hi David:
For the most part, my main interest in EIS production is limiting all
possible variables.
There are a number of strange things that could be going on. The
reaction in-water could be causing some compound to coat the anode, for
example (Ole Bob used to prevent sparklies by covering the anode with
cotton or a paper towel in some of his experiments).
If you able to isolate what mineral/chemical in the water was
responsible for whatever is causing the "Case of the Missing Ions", then
we could get somewhere with understanding what's going on.
Some water in Australia, for example, contains Magnesium Bicarbonate.
Kind Regards,
Jason
On 2/19/2015 10:36 PM, Debra & David wrote:
Hello Jason
I understand your comment but my main interest is how and why I'm
getting this result. (I'm not actually recommending that people
regularly drink highly ionic or colloidal silver.) But I am intrigued
that I can dissolve 200 ppm of silver into this water and still have no TE.
As you know the search for highly ionic, measurable, CS has been a
passion for some people. But the quest has always been founded on using
pure water. But trying to dissolve CS into pure water to achieve a
measure higher than 20 to 30 uS is very difficult. I'd suggest its
almost like trying to defy gravity. Ionic silver has a saturation point
of about 24 uS (24ppm) in pure water and theres no way around that.
For some reason the silver stays 'ionic' in this water that I am using.
I can even measure a uS increase corresponding to the predicted silver
content. Does it have something to do with the high salt content or is
it something else? Or am I just misreading the signs? I am trying to
find out.
Regards
David (In Australia)
From:
Jason <ja...@eytonsearth.org>
Date:
20/02/2015 12:45 PM
Hi David:
Interesting. However, I won't even bathe in tap water around here, and
wouldn't drink the water even if it were basically filtered. For that
reason, I'm out! :o) The water I use is always 50 uS or below.
Best of luck, though!
~Jason
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