Same here. Adding H202 to CS makes the conductivity dropped and the TE
increased. (though not always, I've seen it rise from H202---wonder if
the "age" of the CS has anything to do with it.....haven't done the
experiments to check, my laser pointer died, and I haven't replaced it yet.
sol
Robert Berger wrote:
Hi Nancy,
What magnification did you use to make your mesurements.
When I took 2 ounces of 8.8 PPM EIS that had no T. E. in it even in a
dark room and add th drop of H2O2 I find that a T. E. developes, and
to me indicates that agglomeration has set it.
This is most disturbing. One other person adds 4 cc of 35% to a quart
of EIS. When I did that the T.E. less EIS developed a strong T.E. and
has a haze to it.
Something does not compute !!!
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