This process goes to an awful lot of trouble to make silver ions while preventing the formation of colloidal silver, which is the opposite of CS production!!
Maxwell. [email protected] wrote: > > Be nice to know what the diaphragm was made of. > Seems like it would be a relatively simple jump to make your own > alkaline silver/mineral water. > > United States Patent > 4,755,268 Matsuo, et. al. > Jul. 5, 1988 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----- Process and apparatus for producing silver-ionic water > Inventors: Matsuo; Yoshiaki (2-19-11, Omorihoncho, Ota-ku, Tokyo, > JP); > Ito; Jin-ichi (1-2-1, Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, > JP); Oshima; Katsue (4-26-9, Shichirigahamahigashi, > Kamadura-shi, Kanagawa-ken, JP). > > Abstract > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A process for producing silver-ionic water, comprising; > > a step of passing water through a first electrolytic cell chamber > containing an anode and a cathode and provided with silver on the > anode, under the application of a voltage, to dissolve out silver > ions; and > > a step of passing the water in which said silver ions have been > dissolved out, through either one or both of an anode compartment > and a cathode compartment of a second electrolytic cell chamber > containing an anode and a cathode and separated into said anode > compartment and said cathode compartment with a diaphragm formed > between both of said electrodes. > > The process is useful for producing acidic silver-ionic water and/or > alkaline silver-ionic water without causing the formation of colloids > even under relatively higher silver ion concentration. > > Also disclosed are useful apparatus for practicing the above > processes. -- Maxwell. "Buy my book: "Bunji jumping for the busy executive"
