Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

; > This source is directly linked to Frank Key's Mesosilver business. > > Just saying, > > Arnold Sent from Mail <https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> > for Windows 10 > > > > *From: *Ode Coyote > *Sent: *Sunday, April 19, 2020 6:01 AM >

Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

I dug out my old Hanna silver ion meter. It measures ionic silver, so as such was not much more valuable than doing a conductivity test. However I now realize all I needed to do is digest the colloidal silver to be able to measure total silver content. I was wondering what is recommended

RE: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

ilver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver http://www.colloidalsciencelab.com/ On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 8:37 PM Marshall wrote: What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver.  I need an exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of colloid vs ion

RE: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

@eskimo.com Subject: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver. I need an exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of colloid vs ionic would also be nice. Thanks, Marshall -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloi

RE: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

ilver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver http://www.colloidalsciencelab.com/ On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 8:37 PM Marshall wrote: What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver.  I need an exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of colloid vs ion

Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

http://www.colloidalsciencelab.com/ On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 8:37 PM Marshall wrote: > What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver. I need an > exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of colloid vs > ionic would also be nice. > > Thanks, > > Marshall > > > -- >

Re: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

. From: Marshall Dudley on behalf of Marshall Sent: Sunday, 19 April 2020 10:37 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver. I need an exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of coll

RE: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

and after the addition of nitric acid. Best regards, Arnold Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: Marshall Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2020 5:37 PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: CS>Testing of Colloidal silver What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver. I need an exact measurement

CS>Testing of Colloidal silver

What laboratory is recommended for testing colloidal silver. I need an exact measurement of the total silver, but a percentage of colloid vs ionic would also be nice. Thanks, Marshall -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions:

Re: CS>testing

yes, I see it. On 8/2/2016 11:08 AM, Shirley Reed wrote: Did this go thru???

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Yes Sent from my iPad > On Aug 2, 2016, at 12:08 PM, Shirley Reed wrote: > > Did this go thru???

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to where? :-) - Original Message - From: "Shirley Reed" <directcurren...@yahoo.com> To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Tuesday, August 2, 2016 4:08:19 PM Subject: CS>testing Did this go thru???

CS>testing

Did this go thru???

Re: CS>Testing email.

Thanks Dee. Actually I am using Thunderbird and going thru Gmail. Has been working fine until now. If the archives were working I wouldn't have cluttered the list. Apologies. Ron On 3/18/2016 11:48 AM, Dee wrote: I got this Ron, and all your other postsDee Sent from my iPad On 18 Mar

Re: CS>Testing email.

I got this Ron, and all your other postsDee Sent from my iPad > On 18 Mar 2016, at 18:23, Ron wrote: > > I don't seem to be able to get anything to post and nothing has gone into the > archives in a couple of days. > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for

Re: CS>Testing email.

I got all of your posts. On 2016-03-18 2:23 PM, Ron wrote: I don't seem to be able to get anything to post and nothing has gone into the archives in a couple of days. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org

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You're using gmail, it hides your replies. Your posts are working. On 2016-03-18 11:23, Ron wrote: > I don't seem to be able to get anything to post and nothing has gone into the > archives in a couple of days.

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<ron@gmail.com> Sent: Saturday, 19 March 2016 5:52 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Testing email. Thanks Dee. Actually I am using Thunderbird and going thru Gmail. Has been working fine until now. If the archives were working I wouldn't have cluttered the list. Apolog

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We see you. On 3/18/2016 1:23 PM, Ron wrote: I don't seem to be able to get anything to post and nothing has gone into the archives in a couple of days. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe:

CS>Testing email.

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Re: CS>Testing email.

Me too, Ron. Léna On Mar 18, 2016, at 2:48 PM, Dee wrote: > I got this Ron, and all your other postsDee > > Sent from my iPad > >> On 18 Mar 2016, at 18:23, Ron wrote: >> >> I don't seem to be able to get anything to post and nothing has gone into >> the archives in a

Re: CSBest Lab for CS testing?

The good: Total Concentration (ppm) = total concentration measures both the particles and ions present in the sample. Ionic Concentration (ppm) = ionic concentration is measured by first removing the particles from the sample using ultra-centrifugation. An ultracentrifuge capable of

CSBest Lab for CS testing?

I would like to have my CS tested for purity/particle size/ppm. What is the best lab to send it to? Thanks Steve

Re: CSRe:Re: CS Testing

So far as I know, the electron microscope has fallen out of favor for this purpose. This is the way I understand why: Since an electron microscope requires a dry sample and ionic silver oxidizes when dried you won't get a good count on metallic particles. What you will get is clumps and

Re: CS Testing

Silver Colloids 213 Irick Road Westampton, NJ 08060 Email to: silver-colloids.com Frank Keys lab Ode At 05:35 PM 7/29/2004 -0700, you wrote: Can anyone recommend a good place to send samples of my CS to get the true PPM, particle size, and whatever other info is pertinent? Thanks in

Re: CSRe:Re: CS Testing

Also ask them how they did the tests. Something as low as 10 to 20 PPM isn't easy to get accurate results. Titration doesn't cut it IMO Little pieces of paper compared to charts won't cut it. I sent samples the the NC State Department of Natural Resources Water Lab. All they do is water

Re: CS Testing

Thank you Ode. David --- Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote: Silver Colloids 213 Irick Road Westampton, NJ 08060 Email to: silver-colloids.com Frank Keys lab Ode At 05:35 PM 7/29/2004 -0700, you wrote: Can anyone recommend a good place to send samples of my CS to get

CSRe:Re: CS Testing

David: As I said I would, I spent a couple hours on the phone today to labs that can check silver. For 15 to 20 dollars they will check for PPM. The big expense comes when checking particle size with an electron microscope. Do you make your silver with low voltage DC or high voltage AC ?

Re: CSRe:Re: CS Testing

Thank you for doing that Bill. The price for PPM test is good! I am currently using LVDC unit, I have a hanna TDS meter and a PWT meter on the way. I thought you couldn't get a true PPM reading with a TDS meter? Anyway thanks again for making the call. I may send them a sample or two. David ---

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William Amos wrote: David: As I said I would, I spent a couple hours on the phone today to labs that can check silver. For 15 to 20 dollars they will check for PPM. The big expense comes when checking particle size with an electron microscope. Do you make your silver with low voltage DC or

CSRe:Re: CS Testing

In April of 2002 I sent a bottle of CS to Pollution Control Services 435 Isom Road, Suite 228 San Antonio, Texas 78216-5144.Phone 210 340-0343. They charged $10.00. I haven't been in touch since that, but will call tomorrow (Friday) July 30th. if you like and get some info. Bill Amos

Re: CS Testing

Can anyone recommend a good place to send samples of my CS to get the true PPM, particle size, and whatever other info is pertinent? Thanks in advance! -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org

Re: CSRe:Re: CS Testing

Bill. Thank you! That would be great. David --- William Amos wa...@mailstation.com wrote: In April of 2002 I sent a bottle of CS to Pollution Control Services 435 Isom Road, Suite 228 San Antonio, Texas 78216-5144.Phone 210 340-0343. They charged $10.00. I haven't been in touch

RE: CSMore on CS testing at BYU

: CSMore on CS testing at BYU File: ATT0.html Very interesting. But I could not determine just what the silver solution is? If it is a true solution, then it is not a colloid, but on the other hand solution may mean answer. Does anyone know if this is truely a colloidal silver, a silver

Re: CSMore on CS testing at BYU

It is quite possible that it is the same product, just privately labeled. We do the same thing with Silver Lightning, we bottle for other companies under their label. The bottle looks identical, so I suspect that this is the case. Marshall Michael Mahoney wrote: For those interested in the

Re: CSMore on CS testing at BYU

Very interesting. But I could not determine just what the silver solution is? If it is a true solution, then it is not a colloid, but on the other hand solution may mean answer. Does anyone know if this is truely a colloidal silver, a silver salt or what? Marshall Steve Young wrote: Hi

Re: CSMore on CS testing at BYU

Hi Ya'all, It might be worth ones while to print out the report, all six pages of it. On page #2 the report lists various pathogens that were effected by the silver solution. You will net that it refers to the strength of the solution in ppm, which is the common measure used in the color

Re: CSMore on CS testing at BYU

For those interested in the BYU research data: I have found two on-line sources of this data. http://www.allianceteam.com/radio/silver.html http://www.amsilver.com/ Interestingly, every place a product is mentioned it is identified as ASAP Solution on one site and Silver Solution on the

CSMore on CS testing at BYU

Hi list, For some interesting reading, aim your browser at http://www.allianceteam.com/radio/silver.html. Yes, it is an advertisement, but it provides results of several Brigham Young University microbiology department conducted tests of CS in destroying a variety of bacteria. Nice to see

Re: CS Testing

More for fun than for anything else I would like to run some tests cultivating simple bacteria in a control dish and dishes containing different stengths (PPM) of CS. Does anyone have any idea of where to buy a kit that would include petri dishes, growing medium, and instructions for

Re: CS Testing- Long Post Clarification!

could devote to the silver list. I in no way wish for you to change or complicate your CS testing that you are planning at this time. As I am not involved in your testing, as I do not even make CS at home at this point, perhaps I should withdraw the offer as to not confuse anyone. I am

Re: CS Testing - Long Post Bear with

silver-list@eskimo.com Date: Wednesday, July 22, 1998 2:21 AM Subject: CS Testing - Long Post Bear with Here's a suggestion. Try several different brands or makes and see if they kill anything before looking at particle size, PPM, etc. Then please snd them to me to muscle test. I just can't

Re: CS Testing - Long Post Bear with

Today was a most interesting discovery. A highly qualified manufacturer sent me a 42 ppm CS in a cobalt blue spray bottle. No big deal, EXCEPT: The solution would not test viricidal, bactericidal, fungicidal, Nada! I could not believe it! It would not make any of the reflexes strong. This is

CS Testing- Long Post Clarification!

your CS testing that you are planning at this time. As I am not involved in your testing, as I do not even make CS at home at this point, perhaps I should withdraw the offer as to not confuse anyone. I am a research scientist attempting to prove that Lyme creates specific energy paterns in the body

CS Testing - Long Post Bear with

Here's a suggestion. Try several different brands or makes and see if they kill anything before looking at particle size, PPM, etc. Take Care Reid ___ Dear Group; Then please snd them to me to muscle test. I just can't help

Re: Response to jbs on CS Testing Fundraising

Robert Wells wrote: I dread reading all the e-mail, Yes, I can see where you would. You just took maybe 12 lines of my communication and expanded it to a 60 line reply. I think being short and concise has its virtues. Please consider this as one of those G rating things. bjs Best

Response to jbs on CS Testing Fundraising

bjs wrote: 1. I think the people donating the money should have the last say about just what is going to get tested. my reply: I absolutely agree. 2. I don't think anyone that donated understands what is going to be tested or what it is going to be tested on. my reply: I agree that the

Cs Testing Movement

Excellent Idea! Bob Wells Brooks Bradley wrote: For the group inaugurating the effort to commercially test CS, I would like to offer a suggestion for your consideration. If the person generating the sample material would make up a 32 ounce Master Sample, a very useful protocol might be invoked.

Re: CS testing

Reid Smith wrote: Also from all that I can gather the microbes are mostly a static positive charge. SO an AC made CS would be part negative and part positive charge. Meaning that the negative charged particals would only be the ones useful. One idea that I had if we can get a particle

Re: CS testing

I'm still busy with my research but here are some of my preliminary findings: HVAC 12000 volt - I copied Bruce Marx's electrode setup (Thanks Warren!) to an almost perfect match. The difference in my setup is that I use 12000 volt ac / 50 Hz and Bruce uses 1 volt ac / 60 Hz. In a three hour

Re: CS testing

ICP and the transmission electron microscope don't lie... 30VDC - Using three nine volt batteries and one liter of heated, super quality distilled water I easily get 22 PPM (drawing 12 mA). But my particle size is 0.0259 micron - not in ideal spec. It appears light yellow, but the size is still

Re: CS testing

Christian, Thanks much for posting your info following the research as you have; access to easy / thorough testing has kept me from getting data on particle size as you have done. I personally have done a lot of electro-plating in the past, which has similarities to the CS generating process,

Re: CS testing

I finally have the results from the kimball labs. Below are the results. Device used is 3 nine volts batters, distilled water with ppm reading of 1ppm,water heated to 180 degrees then transfered to a hotplate. Total run time was 2 1/2 hours with 3 cups of Distilled water. TDS 1 meter

CS testing

I finally have the results from the kimball labs. Below are the results. Device used is 3 nine volts batters, distilled water with ppm reading of 1ppm,water heated to 180 degrees then transfered to a hotplate. Total run time was 2 1/2 hours with 3 cups of Distilled water. TDS 1 meter