Mike wrote:
[Now, can we measure a change of 20 milligrams on a 4" long piece of
> silver wire? Maybe.]
-Well I can't see any reason why it couldn't be done. As I said, weigh the
electrode before use, then weigh it again after use, one should get a fairly
good idea of how much silver has been removed I would think {one would probly
need to close all the windows and doors while weighing, and hold ones breath
for a while even <g>}.
[Now, we need a balance with a resolution of at most 1 milligram and a
> maximum measurement range in excess of 6 grams...]
-I got a set of scales from China on ebay years ago which supposedly reads from
.001 gram thru to 10 grams, and carats. Don't know how accurate they are, but
I suspect they'd be OK. It's not something one would toss in the toolbag
though.
N.
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