Paul, I also made a batch of unencapsulated vitimin C. I have reread the suggested protocol and am sure I didn't vary any step except that my machine cycled for two 3min cycles instead of three 2min cycles.. I did use distilled water. I made sure all equipment was clean and dry before I began. I used a new pkg. of lecithin granules. They dissolved well into the water after several minutes. I used new ascorbic acid and it also disolved well into its water. I combined them in a brand new clean U S cleaner. (stirred slowly w/straw) When I tested a 4 oz sample in a 12 oz tumbler, it foamed like mad (about 2 inches).
I tried re-running the U S cleaner on the remaining solution - still no noticable encapsulation. I wondered if there was a problem with my U S cleaner or one of the ingredients. Tonight I will try again with a different ultrasonic cleaner. If that fails, I will try a new package of lecithin. If that fails, I'll have to try new vitamin C. If I succeed at any point, I will inform you with details. Gail On 8/26/09, paul catania <squigg...@embarqmail.com> wrote: > Dear group, > > I don't know how many of you tried this yet but I did, and I hope some of > you can learn from my mistakes. > I bought the larger Ultrasonic cleaner and had to almost triple the amounts, > so as to be over the min and closer to the max readings (as per Brooks > Bradley's post) on the 2.5 liter tank. I'm going to tell you how it came out > first, and then backtrack to see if I can zero in on any possible mistakes. > After the process I placed 4 ounces of the finished product in a 12 oz > glass, then I separately mixed 1 ounce of water with a 1/4 teaspoon of > sodium bicarbonate. After 10 seconds stirring, I mixed the two as per > instructions and the foam measured 6 inches. Yes, you read that right, 6 > inches. So I guess that NONE of the Vit C was encapsulated. :o( > > POSSIBLE MISTAKES > 1) I couldn't find any distilled water except in the cloudy plastic gallons > and so I used "smart water", which comes in a clear plastic,1 liter size > bottle from Walmart. Could the addition of the "Electrolytes" in the smart > water have messed things up? > 2) I ran the machine for 2 min, 3 min, and then 3 min again...for a total > of 8 minutes. Too long? Or not long enough? due to the increase of the > amounts of the ingredients in order to accommodate the 2.5 liter tank that > comes with the bigger unit? > 3) If this is indeed not encapsulated properly, can the entire mixture be > re-run through the UC? or must it be discarded and re-started? > > I hope this helps some of you who haven't yet experimented and I hope that > some of you who have can help me figure out what went wrong. > Thanks, > Paul -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>