Obviously, there are various effects. My rods are both submerged, both
6inches by a half-inch. I do not see a 'cone'; but my gizmo has lids
containing the connections; if the 'cone' is because of a negative charge
pulling the plus charge up the rod, I wouldn't get that with AC...would
I...? I can't do much at the moment since I am down to using local
well-water anyhow. I get a light-milky Tyndall effect...similar to what I
used to get on LVDC with RO water and a couple of grains of table-salt.
This effect tends to lessen at around an hour then come back, stronger, at
about two hours. There is a lot of variation, though!!! Thanx for your
input, DelAt 08:54 AM 27/09/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Del;
>
>Boiling does not materially reduce the nitrogen dissolved in water.
>
>When I first started to develop the HVAC arc process it was not uncommon
to get
>20 ppm of silver and anywhere from 60 to 80 ppm of NO3.
>
>I have adapted my spectrophotometer to be able to read NO3 to 0.1 PPM.
>
>If one is using the HVAC submerged electrode (cone) process then there is no
>real NO3 problem.
>
>My problem with the submerged or cone process were the facts that I could not
>get higher than about 9 PPM. Also I experienced color change, and finally
after
>storing the CS for about 4 months the silver started to drop out of
suspension.
>
>One interesting phenomon with the CO2 arc process is the formation of
carbonic
>acid ( like soda pop). If there was insufficeint flow of CO2 gas the carbonic
>adic was formed and the conductance would be in the 700 to 900 uS range which
>gives a ph of 3-4. With adequate CO2 then the conductance was in the 50 to 90
>uS range, and the ph is in the 6 range.
>
>"Ole Bob"
>
>
>
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