Neville wrote:
Sol,
Can't answer your first question as it was around 5-6 years ago and I
had only just got into CS at the time when I had it tested, I know it
was pretty
high though, if I remember correctly it was around 48, but don't quote
me on
that as it's so long ago. I remember that batch though because the
reading went down and not up during the process, that stunned me and
that's why I remember it. The lab test stated that the 40 figure was
silver but that would have been just the total silver content as I
didn't know about correct
That would be expected if the water contains nitric, nitrous and/or
carbonic acid (that is has dissolved oxides of nitrogen, and carbon
dioxide). When you use that with silver electrolysis, it becomes silver
carbonate or silver nitrate, and since silver has lower mobility than
the "H" part of the acids, the conductive will go down.
Marshall
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