Ode Coyote wrote:
He started making Colloidal Silver for his friend and himself. He used
distilled water and added sea salt to increase the conductivity of the
water. The silver solution had a cloudy appearance as silver chloride is
produced when salt is added. He estimated he was making Colloidal Silver
in the range of 10 PPM.
## There's no way to estimate PPM with that process.
Just a few grains difference in added salt can mean many many PPMs
difference over the same period of time.
Ode
If you record the current at regular intervals of time, you
can precisely calculate the maximum amount of silver that
has been released using Faraday's equation, and therefore
the maximum possible concentration. No doubt the
concentration of the solution will be slightly less than
that calculated.
Dan
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