Re: CS>Adding peroxide to CS
From: Ode Coyote
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 08:53:31
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m72591.html
> Isn't silver oxide black to brown in color? I have made suspended
> silver oxides and it appears as shades of black.
> Silver carbonate is very cloudy white for a while...in any light
> till the light changes it to grey. Silver chloride too.
> Ode
Hi Ken,
I experienced a similar phenomenon about a year ago. Adding H2O2 to
the cs caused a yellow explosion that turned into a white cloud.
It was apparently caused by the residue left on the electrodes by a
bad batch of Walmart dw. The coating was very hard and would not
come off by scraping, but it came off when the electrode was used as
the cathode. It took 7 runs swapping the electrodes each time to
clean them. Here is part of the post:
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I was having problems with a hard black coat on the anodes caused
by some unexplained change in the Wallmart dw. Swapping the
electrodes removed the coating from the cathode, but it reappeared
on the new anode. This was tough to get rid of. Eventually I found
a dw called "Life" made by a pharmaceutical company. It seems to
work well, and eventually solved the problem.
The cs made during this time had such a strange reaction I only
mentioned it in private email. Nobody would believe it.
When I poured the cs in a large jar and added the tiniest bit of
H2O2, the entire jar would explode in a bright yellow color, then
a white cloud would appear hiding everything.
It did this for 7 straight runs. I am appending the data for all
the runs for your examination, and the UPC codes for each bottle
of dw.
On the 8th run, adding H2O2 did not produce the huge yellow
explosion, and it has not appeared since.
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m61977.html
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I later discovered adding salt to the cs produced a similar hard
coat on the electrodes. This was the result of a second experiment
to visualize ion flow while brewing cs:
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m61527.html
For those who might be interested, the first method was much more
dramatic:
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m61491.html
Best Wishes,
Mike Monett
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