Ok, I finally thought back to my experiments with adding H202 to
finished EIS, and I do have another question.
If the H202 is doing nothing but adding its own conductance, why does
the conductance keep going up? As in, if one adds a teensy bit of salt
or baking soda to finished EIS or distilled water, the conductance
changes, but that is it, it changes and stays there. Adding H202 to EIS,
the conductance goes up, and up, and up, eventually it stabilizes, but
I'm back to thinking the H202 does something more than simply adding its
own conductance?
Ok, I should try the experiment with H202 and plain DW to see if the
same up, up, up happens. Tomorrow......
sol
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