Time is the difference and also depends on electrode spacing, area and water conductivity.
If you start out with a higher voltage, the process gets started faster..but can also run away faster.
A higher voltage enables a higher current draw as water conductivity increases with the addition of silver ions.
I think it's best to tailor the voltage to the ever changing conditions.
That's what current controls do.
Ode
At 02:27 PM 11/10/2003 -0500, you wrote:
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If making CS, you only need 3 nines.<<<<
Marshall
BioSil wrote:
I'm researching "four nine" silver suppliers. Please help me with sources you can recommend. Many thanks!
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