## Perhaps some good pics would..
1] show the hydration structure that stabilizes? an ion or an ion cluster.
2] show the range of cluster sizes and crystalline shapes and maybe make
some correlation to voltage and amperage.
3] show any negative oxygen ion bonding within an ion cluster that might
account for various colors and be related to particle/ion cluster size as
well as possibly being a medium around which like charged repelling ions
can aggregate if they are not sufficiently protected from dissolved oxygen
by an insulating hydride formation.
Question. What's the largest possible charge that a silver particle can
have as related to the number of atoms in the particle? For instance: Can
a particle be constructed of 2 non-ionic [metallic] atoms and two silver
[charged] ions, or is the charge limited to +1 in any given silver particle?
If it is, how does the third ion lose its charge? [More than one way?]
If a definitive answer can be had from your investment, it would be worth
helping out with the expense in return for being able to post it on our
various websites with references.
K
At 04:03 PM 6/1/00 -0700, you wrote:
Okay, since it seems that I started this, I made a few phone calls and
emailed a few people that do electron microscopy and so far I have only
gotten 1 response. The response I got was that the approximate radius of Ag
is 1.444 angstroms. So now we have 3 conflicting numbers as to particle
size :(
All this trouble for an angstrom, something that is only .00000003937th of
an inch ;)
I'm not going to let this one go, as I am tired of all the controversy. I
am going to have a 5ppm to 10ppm sol tested with an electron micro, as I'm
tired of all the conflicting reports. Luckely I found a Prof. at one of the
universities who is almost as anti-governmental as I am and who's interest I
seemed to have peaked. He's calling me tomorrow after he talks to his Dept.
head to see if we can do the TEM/SEM there. If not, there's a company out
in California that will do the whole kit and kaboodle for under a thousand
dollars. It's a hell of a lot of money, but at least I'll know for sure
what the particle size and makeup of colloidal silver in distilled water
using 27 volts is.
Yours in health,
James Allison
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