There are several current rise nuances that figure into making 14 volts somewhat better than 27.
You'll never know the concentration by using time in either case.
For a fair "ballpark" idea, get a conductivity or PPM meter.
A PWT conductivity meter will get you into the ballpark. A PPM meter, into the front few rows of the parking lot of the ballpark for half as many $$ or less.
Neither give you actual PPM...just a relative idea.
Both meters work the same way.
..and that's good enough for all 'practical' purposes....but not a good enough to base an arguement on.
Beats a totally wild and wandering guess.
Ode
At 09:53 AM 3/23/2005 -0600, you wrote:
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hi, i purchased a 14 volt generator to make cs, it appears to make it as well as 3-9v batteries, but as i can`t determine the concentration, all i can go by is the appearence (looks like a cloud coming off the silver electrode). i guess my generator is really just a power supply. thanks a lot; i really like this site, can someone tell me if the 14v is good enough? thanks for your time...............................................rick<<<<
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