LOL
Nothing can be smaller than an ion except maybe the pinhead that calls
one thing another then uses the mis-definition to prove a point smaller
than the top of that head by making it bigger by drying it and adding air
to it, then taking pictures of the larger results with a camera that can't
take pictures of the smallest possible original.
"Look! I made it much bigger to take a picture to prove how small it is
even though it's not now what it was ! "
A silver ions diameter is about 0.000252 microns. An ion cannot exist
without the water it is in. That camera cannot take pictures of water and
at 97% ionic, there are virtually no particles to take pictures of unless
you call ions particles, but can't take pictures of them.
Particle size is not the only thing that can produce a color and more than
one factor can play a role in anything.
'This AND that', is much much more common than 'this OR that'.
If this is what does the job and it's in there along with that, it will do
so despite the presence of that.
Neither Meso Silver Or EIS is entirely this or that.
One better does not make the other bad.
Ode
At 05:01 PM 12/18/2006 +0005, you wrote:
Sandy writes:
> From what I gathered, the meso is
> smaller than Ionic, but even Marshall's paper explains/agrees that the
> color is due to larger particle size..
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