If it's 50 PPM, it's probably not proper to start with and no dilution
will make it different.
If it's MSP, 50 PPM volume to volume [in theory] is about as effective as 1
PPM of the also theoretical "proper" CS [or EIS/CS ] at killing germies "in
the body"
..along with 50 times the **almost** nonexistent risk of turning blue.
MSP has been known to grow bacteria ON the protein coated CS particles, IN
the bottle...if that hands you any ideas about proper.
There is a new powdered product out and being sold by Chemical Supply
Houses [as has been MSP powder], being mixed with water, called
"Nano-Silver Powder"
So far, that's so rare that little is known about it and quality varies
depending on who made it. [By comparing specs by manufacturer ]
Ode
At 04:11 PM 2/1/2010 -0500, you wrote:
I have CS in a bottle that is 50 ppm.
How much of that would I need to mix in a quart of distilled water to have
a proper mix?
Also, I am not sure what a proper mix ratio would be.
Bill
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