On 26 Jan 98 at 19:53, Paul wrote: > I've read articles stating that silver "breaks" off at a standard > size when subjected to an electrical current. I've also read that > water temperature has some determination of particle size.
I've heard both of those claims as well. I have no basis to judge the "standard size" argument, as the only mentions I've seen did not include any supporting data. Peter Lindemann, in his article at... <http://www.elixa.com/silver/lindmn.htm> at least says that the difference in particle size between salt and no-salt, and possibly higher temperature, has been documented via electron microscopy. > Are the particles of silver in a colloid all the same size, or do > they vary by environmental issues -- like water temp? No, Yes, Maybe!? If anybody has some of the books, newsletters, or web pages that discuss this, could you please comment? Mike [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian] [[email protected] ] [Speaking only for myself... ]
