It sounds like you are unaware of Faraday? How can that be? You sound
like an educated woman, and are likely to be able to do the
calculations without trouble- or not?
If one has pure water and pure silver, then?
No unknowns.
Just facts.
Calculatable, repeatable, ergo, Provable.
Or were my chemistry professors wrong? And the more than a hundred
years of repeatable experiments to boot.
It sounds to me like you like to explore obtuse points, which is what
piqued my interest in the discussion.
Kathryn
On Oct 21, 2008, at 11:42 AM, indi wrote:
Hi Kathryn and Hi list,
I do not have faith that one can either guess or calculate PPM
with any degree of accuracy. There are just too many unknowns.
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