A frequently referenced article many may be familiar with and a nice complement to Ron's posting of a 1914 Scientific American article (see Archives): "...Suppose we have a cube of iron measuring an inch on each edge. The total surface would be six square inches. The electrical charge is on the surface; therefore, the greater the surface the greater the charge; and if we divide the cube of iron into smaller pieces we increase the surface areas. By colloidal chemistry that iron cube can be divided into particles so minute that they are invisible, hence instead of six square inches of surface emanating electric energy, we have something like 127 acres...The study of these phenomena constitutes the road to the ultimate in human knowledge." Chemistry's Miraculous Colloids by Kenneth Andrews http://www.life-enthusiast.com/ormus/orm_colloidal.htm Ron's post: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m51861.html jr
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