I suspect you've increased the silver surface area over what you were using by a
large magnitude.
You've changed the specs, now you have to figure out what the new variables are
doing. Get a digital multimeter, 1k resistor, thermometer, etc.
It's science fair time... (Boy, is "Ole Bob gonna yell at you!!)
Chuck
If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 21:55:45 -0800, "Toscano" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Obtained a fine-looking 1oz. .999 purity ingot over the weekend, I had
> previously only made CS using wire. I cut it using a pipe cutter, scrubbed it
> with a clean cotton cloth and distilled water to get dirt and burrs off, then
> hooked each half of the ingot up to my 27VDC homemade contraption and sat
> back for the action.
> Result= the most metallic-tasting, almost vile batch ever! Ugh! Could this
> have been due to the silver being dirty even though I carefully cleaned it?
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