And you call this "colloidal SILVER"? Just what is brass made of?
NOUN:
A yellowish alloy of copper and zinc, sometimes including small amounts
of other metals, but usually 67 percent copper and 33 percent zinc.
Now you are taking a mixture of silver, copper and zinc. NOT something that
I would want to put into my body.
Why didn't you just use 2 silver electrodes? THEN you would have CS that is
safe to use.
Bill Keen
Robert Berger <bober...@swbell.net> wrote:
Greetings Jill,
I enjoyed your post, because a group of my friends are going to take a cruise
in the Caribbean, there has been a lot of illness associated with these
cruises. So they might need a portable generator to take care of any problems.
I made "generator" using one 9 volt battery with one 4 3/4", #12 silver anode
and one 4 3/4", 3/32" brass cathode rod. I used the connector that I removed
from an old 9 v battery, and soldered the electrodes in the holes. That makes
1/2" spacing of the electrodes.
With 13 ounces of Kansas City water in a table glass and stirring for 2
minutes the silver content measured 12. PPM and the current averaged about
36mA. (actual measure).
The water took on a slight milky color due to the formation of silver
chloride. It had no unusual taste.
Now, I would like to know how much time you! used the 3- 9's, and what
electrode length, spacing, and amount of water?
"Ole Bob"
