One of the experts can correct me if I am not completely correct, but:
When the amount of silver is relatively high (above 20 ppm or a little
less) or the current is too high while making it, the particles can
agglomerate, and some of the ions will link up- this makes it disperse
light at a different wavelength, and it looks more yellow.
If you add hydrogen peroxide a drop at a time after it has set for a
few days, it can restore the clarity by splitting the larger particles
apart. A secondary reason could be an impurity (perhaps the glass was
not clean enough) which can cause it to change color, but if that is
it, it won't stop at yellow.
Kathryn
On Feb 20, 2008, at 6:57 AM, [email protected] wrote:
One of the members of our equine list posed this question, and I'd
like to respond to her. Can anyone tell me what's going on with her
CS? MA
>when I make my CS it is clear but even when I put it in a dark
bottle and store it in the cabinet after >setting a few days it turns
the weak apple juice or soft honey color?
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