The concern was over chlorine not sodium. However, if the chlorine does react with the silver,,,what happens to the sodium? Sodium hydroxide [lye] would be my guess
Ken

At 08:15 PM 6/21/01 -0700, you wrote:
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I am a bit confused. I thought there were problems with combining sodium with CS........that it is likely what causes the risk of argyria. Am I incorrect in my understanding? If not........why would you use salt to lower the Ph, or bicarbonate of soda............which is actually SODIUM bicarbonate. Do I have a misunderstanding about the affects of sodium on Colloidal silver--making sodium chloride? Perhaps I have missed some things being away for so long..............

Completely confused,
Christiane

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