Greetings to all wonderful paragons of the CS makers art,
As promised here is the number of silver atoms in your teaspoon.
As we recall there were 6.06 X10+23 atoms in 107.88 gm of silver.
Lets find the atoms in 100 gm of silver, that will make things easier
later on.
100 is 92.69558 % of 107.88 so we have 5.61735 X 10+23 atoms in 100gm
of silver.
We now can make the following table:
5.61735 X 10+23 atoms in 100 gm of silver.
5.61735 X 10+22 atoms in 10 gm of silver.
5.61735 X 10+21 atoms in 1 gm of silver.
Remember we had determined that there was .02817 gm of silver (Ag)
after runing 7ma for 1hr (average current).
5.61735 X 10+21 times .02817 = 1.5824 X10+20 atoms in .02817 gm of
silver in our 8 oz of water.
Divide that by 48 (teaspoons in 8oz) and we have3.29666 X10+18
atoms of silver in the teaspoon .
Lets do this for an average current of 3ma for 1hr which was .01207 gm
of silver in 8oz of water.
5.61735 X10+21 atoms times .01207 = 6.78014 X 10+19 atoms in the 8oz
of water.
Now divide by 48 (teaspoons) and we get 1.41252 X 10+18 atoms in
the teaspoon of CS.
Really now ,who cares how many atoms are in the teaspoon we drink,
whats it to us. Later I will post about CELLS and ATOMS because thats
what we are made of. I will talk about virus`s and bacteria and
protein`s and other stuff.
Some times its real hard to visualize things like atoms and all those
big numbers so I have made some calculations and will show you what it
looks like. I`ll skip the 3 pages of numbers and just help you visualize
the silver in your spoon.
We will now make a small square which will be the amount of silver
in your spoon at 3ma(average) for 1hr in 8oz of water and you took one
teaspoon of it.
Take some tin foil (or aluminun foil) out and some sissors. Cut a thin
sliver of foil about 1/16" thick ,hold it in one hand and snip a small
piece off the end also about 1/16". You now have a little tiny square of
foil about the size of this o (o). Imagine that little square melted
into your water (dispersed) and now its invisible. That little square
represented a volume of 62.5 X 62.5 X 2 thousands of an inch or 7812.5
cubic thousands of an inch . Take a piece of scotch tape and pick up the
little tiny foil square and stick in where you can look at it when you
take your silver. It really helps to visualize by looking at it.
That 7812.5 cubic thousands of an inch is
the volume of 1.41252 X 10+18 Atoms of
silver. For those of you who like to put names on numbers 10+18 is
called guintillion or
1000 quadrillion. Just thought I`d stick that in.
Bless all of you, keep up the good CS making and be well.
Bob Lee
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oozing on the muggy shore of the gulf coast
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