Thanks for the excellent suggestion. Perhaps the bubbler whisks away silver before it has a chance to burn. If that's the case, it's the movement of water that's important. Burnt silver - that's silver oxide, of course, which adds color to CS. The darker the color, the more of it, so I understand. Also, what do you notice in the way of oxide buildup on the electrode: the grayish solid stuff. Less or none? What is your generator type? LVDC or otherwise, what voltage/amperage. I'm new to all this and trying to find out what is the best setup. One other thing: what is your concentration (ppm). My understanding is that the clearer the liquid, the finer the particles. Thanks for replying. Like I said, I'm new to all this and am really grateful for any input any of you may have out there on getting a quality generator up and running. Thanks, Marshall PS Melvin Wolf says that adding a very small drop of honey in distilled water helps a lot. Something about how it "fixes" the electrical/magnetic properties of the water and allows for good conduction without adding electrolyte. Saw this on a web site. What do you know about this? Tel Tofflemire <telt...@home.com> wrote: Marshall Jeffus , I use a small fish tank bubbler, in a 2 qt glass jar. I get crystal clear CS using the bubblier, and it stays clear. I put the bubblier in the bottom of the jar, I use oxygen rated hose designed for breathing bottled ox. with a stone defuser on bottom to slow the flow and make tiny bubbles. Some on the list said it was not the best way to do it, so I tested for 2 days 48 hrs. using bubblier and not , my best CS was using the bubbler...with out I got particles so large you could see them , with bubblier, crystal clear.,,,,good luck... Tel Tofflemire Phoenix Marshall Jeffus wrote: Please, more info on this aquarium air bubbler. How is it used in the process? Do the air bubbles run over the silver electrodes? DJG <ql...@tds.net> wrote: I have heard this affects the CS while making it. Any comments?
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