Hi there, Those that know me, knew I would answer this ;-) > > > > However, have heard that HVAC is better, what do you think? > > HVAC colloidal silver is superior to the low voltage DC process in general > because of three things: > > 1. The HVAC process if done properly uses distilled water and never adds any > salts, resulting in pure colloidal silver without any toxic silver salts. > This may or may not be true of the DC process being used.
HVAC silver colloid in distilled water = LVDC silver colloid in distilled water. > 2. The HVAC process if done properly will result in a greater positive charge > on the particles, increasing stability and effectiveness. Mmmmm! How? What proof is there for this statement? How many electrons does the HVAC system remove from the silver atom? Has anyone measured the charge on an AC generated silver atom vs. DC generated atom. Can a charge can be produced on silver atoms in any way other than by removing electrons... I don't think so. The first part of this statement needs to be true for the second to have any meaning. > 3. The HVAC process if done properly will result in smaller particles for any > specific PPM, resulting in increased stability and effectiveness. The LVDC process, if done properly will result in particles of a similar size to HVAC generated colloidal silver. The effectiveness of HVAC vs. LVDC colloidal silver is a 'moot point', and along with other misinformation, is generally raised by HVAC producers and vendors to further promote their product. Well made LVDC silver colloid is as stable as HVAC CS, and is so at far greater concentrations than is found in HVAC products. > DC is good, but in general the HVAC process is better. See above. > I hope that answers your question. > > Marshall I hope this corrects some misinformation. Ivan -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
