Hi Ya'all,

Just a note on reviewing one of my many development samples of CS, made
on 8/12/99 which had a ppm = 41, and was colorless.

The following tabulation I believe will lay at rest the idea that an
electrical meter can measure ppm !!

8/29/99;   41 pp;      47 uS
9/14/99;   52 ppm;  N.A.
11/26;   ppm N.A.;   85 uS
4/5/00;     38 ppm;    98 uS

This material is stored in a clear 1/2 liter coke bottle on a table top
subject to the fluorescent lights of my lab. It is still clear, but it
has developed a very slight tinge of gold and the T.E. is medium in
brightness and width.

"Ole Bob"


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