Hi, All. Thanks, "Eden", for this clear explanation that indicates that colloidal silver is ionic as it it positively charged silver.
I've been wading through days of other e-mail and didn't notice the re: til now. Sincerely, Nancy ([email protected]) http://www.connix.com/~berntsen/ *****Some Medicine from the "Good Book"****** * * * A merry heart doeth good like a medicine; * * But a broken spirit drieth the bones. * * Proverbs 17:22 * * * * Call unto me, and I will answer thee, * * And shew thee great and mighty things, * * Which thou knowest not. * * Jeremiah 33:3 * ********************************************* [email protected] wrote: > > > From what I read there, apparently, ingesting an electricly charged > > silver particle is much safer than ingesting a silver ion. > > An ion means charged particle. > The simplest ion would be an electron(-) or proton (H+) > Ag+ is a positively charged ion. > > electrically charged silver particle and ion are the same thing.. > the charged particle, ion could be an electron/proton, atom, > molecule, or "cluster of molecules" > > I'm not clear about all the particle size stuff myself. > > from my understanding of things > like charges repel. > Ag+ ions will remain separate unless they cluster as a result of > other microelectrical forces. --
