Greg Ball said,
"What is EIS?"
Greg, EIS is a generic acronym coined on this list
that means Electrically Isolated Silver. It has value
for referring to silver preparations made with silver,
water and electricity (as opposed to chemicals), but
can equally apply to the brownest, coffee-colored
preparations as well as the crystal clear stuff.
Because it normally utilizes DC electricity, it is
ionic. Because it makes silver particles that are
suspended in water, it is also colloidal.
jr said,
"Isn't an ion the result of an atom losing one of its
electrons?"
Losing or gaining. Positive or negative charge.
Cationic or anionic. Because DC electricity causes the
silver particles to sinter off the positive silver
wire, attracted to the negative wire, our silver
particles are always positively charged.
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