>Hi Reid,
>At 08:49 PM 4/28/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>Another thing is never let the silver rods touch the glass.
>I never thought of that. I assumed that glass is not conductive. Can you
>please explain? I'm intruiged here...
The particals comming off the silver rods is an ionic charge. Glass by
nature is an ionic negative. You can see this by rubbing a glass rod with
wool and picking up chunks of paper which is a positive charge. So you
have positive ions comming off the silver rods that will stick to the
glass which is a negative. This will cause a build up and soon a short
between the silver rods. Try it some time with the rods touching the
glass and check your PPM.
Take Care
Reid
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