>In regard to Nancy's post on changing colors of the solution, I have had >this happen in the past. However, the standardization of the protocol I >use has made it a thing of the past. I always get a nice golden color that
Using the same container that had a mixture that was golden and poring in one that is not golden can-will cause the one that is not golden to turn golden. It doesn't matter how many times you wash or clean the container. >My advice would be to set everything up methodically, and record all data. <SNIP> >flow of silver into the solution. Once you have a solid solution resulting >from your methods, DUPLICATE the effort meticulously when making a >solution. It's also "very" important to CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN first. Then before you poor in the distilled water to rinse 1-2 times with distilled water. When you get a good solution (tested for PPM and made 2-3 times) duplicate meticulously. Reid
