....probably need new batteries AND fewer of them to keep that current down.
The "silver slick" is tiny metallic silver particles that drifted off one
of the electrodes, caught in the surface tension of bubbles that pop when
they reach the surface and transfer the material to the surface tension of
the water.
The water surface sags under their minute weight making a bowl for them
to collect in to make a few microns thick mirror.
It's actually very little silver in very small chunks...harmless.
Looks far worse than it is.
You can drag a piece of paper towel across the surface to remove them...dip
them out with a spoon...or just stir them in.
Ode
At 04:31 PM 8/24/2009 -0400, you wrote:
The first batch i made turned out nice and yellow...my second batch of
silver..made last night..is clear with silver particle In the water sort
of laying on top of the watwr..will it still work? do I need new
batteries. I've looked at generators finances just don't allow right now.
Thanks.
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