Very interesting. It would appear that the ions you are generating are indeed
silver. One more test please. Do you have a laser pointer? Shine it through
the 20ppm solution with a varying amount of ambient light. At what point does
a line of red appear in the solution itself? A light meter would be handy if
available.
Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
www.atlasnova.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Silver Smith
To: Arnold Beland
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: CS>bubblers and ppm
<I wonder if you would be so kind as to run a little experiment for the
benefit of the group?
Run a batch with your bubbler for the same amount of time but do not apply
any voltage. Then measure your ppm and let us know the result.>
Sure...Results below.
Experiment Report
I have (2) identical generators that I set up as follows.
Generator #1
-set up with the electrodes in and the bubbler running but no power to the
electrodes
-DH2O ppm at zero time was 0.8 ppm (measured with a Comm 100 meter)
-Batch ran for 6 hours
-Final ppm 0.8
Conclusion
-No change in DH2O ppm due to the bubbler
Generator #2
-set up as normal but w/o the bubbler
-DH2O ppm at zero time was 0.8 ppm (measured with a Comm 100 meter)
-Batch ran for 6 hours
-Final ppm 15.4 with much more precipitation than when I use the bubbler
Conclusion
-Batch took twice as long to make a lower ppm CS and contained much more
preciptate matter
Hope this helps. Thoughts?
SS
On 6/13/07, Arnold Beland <abela...@comcast.net> wrote:
Silver Smith posts:
"I use a $6.00 fish tank bubbler I got at Walmart that works great. I am
able to consistently make clear 20 ppm. Before I implemented the bubbler, it
was hard to get above 13-15 w/o it beginning to turn yellow. I run the bubble
tube all the way to the bottom between the electrodes so the bubbles run up the
side of the 1 Qt jar. Works great. Very consistent batches. "
I wonder if you would be so kind as to run a little experiment for the
benefit of the group?
Run a batch with your bubbler for the same amount of time but do not apply
any voltage. Then measure your ppm and let us know the result.
Best Regards,
Arnold Beland
www.atlasnova.com
