> So the following when H2O2 is added to EIS appears to be what happens to me, > but I could be wrong.---Marshall > Immediately Ag+ ionis become silver oxide. If the ppm exceeds about 13 ppm > (8.5 mS?), then any remaining will form a fine white colloid that will > eventually precipitate out...---Marshall I ran my 3X9-volt CS-maker a little long recently, and found several shiny millimeter-size silver 'islands' floating on the surface of the clear-plastic container's gallon of distilled water---actually CS at this point. Taking careful aim with an eye-dropper of H202, drop by drop onto these 'islands', resulted in each 'island' dispersing and falling towards the bottom in graceful white whisps, some making it all the way to the bottom. Great fun to watch! jr
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