Hm, well I understand that iodine is an oxidizer,
maybe that why the clearing effect? If you had
added ascorbic acid, I wonder if it would have
cleared it up too. DMSO is a solvent, so maybe it
dissolved some of the plastic into your solution.
I read on the labels of the DMSO jars now "safe
for DMSO storage" or something like that.
Annie
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Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Has anyone any ideas? dee
Begin forwarded message:
From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick <d...@deetroy.org>
Date: 8 April 2010 09:27:20 GMT+01:00
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: phenomena
Hi folks, at last a silver-related question <lol>! I put some 20ppm CS in a
plastic pot along with about 25% DMSO which after a few hours turned almost black.
This I assumed was because there was something in the plastic pot that I had not
quite got out--I am always putting different stuff in these pots! I then put in a
couple of drops of nascent iodine which normally doesn't colour the water (like
Lugols does) and within hours it had almost completely cleared! Can any of you
brainy folks out there explain this? dee
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