Re: CS>Time for closing arguments, perhaps?
From: cking001
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 14:13:43
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m79155.html
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 16:27:13 -0500, Mike Monett wrote:
>> But in my book, the highest quality award goes to Trem Williams.
>> He showed how his SG7 will make 45uS that is perfectly clear and
>> has little or no decay. My hat's off to him, and I am dropping my
>> beautifully-conceived double chamber system and looking for a way
>> to get vigorous stirring.
> Rats! I was looking forward to more input on the double chamber
> system.
> Chuck
Hi Chuck,
My first attempt at stirring didn't turn out so good. I made a
simple cs generator from a 1 Litre plastic food container measuring
about 4 inches per side. The electrodes are 12 ga bent into a "W"
with a wetted area of 3.5 square inches mounted in the corner. This
made fairly consistent 16uS to 18uS cs with no stirring.
To add stirring, I used two dc motors from telephone answering
machines rotating in opposite directions to spin two drinking straws
placed next to the electrodes.
The first run used 0.775mA. After 12 hrs tiny silver crystals
started growing on the cathode. I let it go for another six hours
and terminated the run when the cell voltage started showing a
definite plateau. On removing the electrodes, the cathode was very
shiny - this is the first time I've seen that happen.
The Hanna PWT showed a reading of 6.2uS. This is about the weakest
cs I've made in a very long time. Back to the drawing board:)
I made a small modification to the double chamber cs generator
described in
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m78983.html
To ensure the system is asymmetrical, I substituted a 12 ga wire for
the cathode. The wetted length is 3 inches which gives a surface
area of 0.75 square inches. I also ran it at 0.775uA, which produced
a current density of ~1mA/sq.in. on the cathode. This is close to
the point where silver hydroxide starts forming in the Nernst
diffusion layer and shows up as a black film on the electrode.
After 30 hrs, the cathode had a mixed coating of gray silver
plateout (spanish moss, thanks to sol) and black silver hydroxide.
The cell voltage had passed the plateau and was starting to rise.
This indicates it has passed the point of highest ion concentration.
Both cells had a slight yellow tint.
The Hanna showed an initial reading of 47.4uS but after waiting for
several hours, it showed a reading of 74.8uS. This may be the
highest concentration of ionic silver made so far. It tasted fine -
very smooth with only a slight metallic aftertaste very similar to
the plain 20uS cs I made before.
The batch was made on Tue, Mar 29. Today, on Fri, Apr 08, the cs
measures 72.8uS, for a drop of only 2uS. There has been no change in
the slight yellow tint.
I tried it using sublingual and swallowing after 10 minutes. I think
it may have affected the digestion, so I will stop swallowing it for
a while.
More news soon...
Mike Monett
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