2012/5/13 Mike Monett mrmon...@pstca.com
The gray whiskers that form on the cathode are pure silver. They are
silver ions from the anode, or positive electrode. They have
accepted an electron from the cathode to become a neutral silver
atom.
What happens next depends on
mgperrault mgperra...@aol.com wrote:
Why do the grey whiskers get formed on the electrode?
If you put a barrier, I used a paper towel, you see they form on
the paper. Shaking it loose, it fell to the bottom. Adding
hydrogen peroxide dissolved it to a clear seemingly fine
I believe salt is used in the manufacture of paper towel is it not? Removing
electrodes to wipe clean with paper towel I accept, but I would not put the
paper in the water during production.
N.
From: mrmon...@pstca.com
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Subject: Re: CSKeeping the same polarity
Mike Monett mrmon...@pstca.com wrote:
When you add H2O2, the cs may turn clear. It can also turn white,
brilliant yellow, black, and probably other colors. The colors are
probably caused by contamination in the H2O2.
This should read probably caused by contamination in the
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Subject: RE: CSKeeping the same polarity rods
At 02:46 AM 5/9/2012 +1030, you wrote:
Well, here's another take on
it. And I don't mean to tread on anyones toes, just stating my
opinion.
I personally don't subscribe to the reverse polarity business. It's
fine for those who prefer
is a capacitor.
One day I'll try running a batch on one, facing up like a table, letting
the electron gun charge the surface of the glass container.
ode
N.
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Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 09:09:39 -0400
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From: odecoy...@windstream.net
Subject: RE: CSKeeping the same polarity
2012/5/8 Neville Munn one.red...@hotmail.com
Well, here's another take on it. And I don't mean to tread on anyones
toes, just stating my opinion.
I personally don't subscribe to the reverse polarity business. It's fine
for those who prefer to set and forget, but every time that polarity
Select at random.
Don't worry about it.
Ode
At 08:38 AM 5/8/2012 -0300, you wrote:
Greetings.
As a beginner i have yet some newbie doubts... After some reading one can
find opposite directions about the inversion or not of the electrical
polarity applied on the silver rods.
Sometimes
At 02:46 AM 5/9/2012 +1030, you wrote:
Well, here's another take on it. And I don't mean to tread on anyones
toes, just stating my opinion.
I personally don't subscribe to the reverse polarity business. It's fine
for those who prefer to set and forget, but every time that polarity is
Why do the grey whiskers get formed on the electrode?
If you put a barrier, I used a paper towel, you see they form on the
paper. Shaking it loose, it fell to the bottom. Adding hydrogen
peroxide dissolved it to a clear seemingly fine batch.
max
On 5/9/2012 6:09 AM, Ode Coyote wrote:
At
Thomas Soares thomas.tschoe...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings.
As a beginner i have yet some newbie doubts... After some reading one can
find opposite directions about the inversion or not of the electrical
polarity applied on the silver rods.
Sometimes the suggestion is to keep the positive and the
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Subject: Re: CSKeeping the same polarity rods
Date: Tue, 8 May 2012 08:20:47 -0400
Thomas Soares thomas.tschoe...@gmail.com wrote:
Greetings.
As a beginner i have yet some newbie doubts... After some reading one can
find opposite directions about
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