Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
So is this still good Marshall? Also, if you add H202 would this 'get rid of'
the ions and just be colloids? This would not be ideal I wouldn't have
thought. dee
No, you end up with about 1/3 colloid and 2/3 ion I believe, but have no
way to prove it. (that is 1/3 colloid, 1/3 silver oxide and 1/3 silver
hyroxide).
Marshall
On 12 Apr 2010, at 19:10, Marshall Dudley wrote:
If CS is yellow or clouldy it indicates that it has a large number of large
particles. When you add H2O2 it converts the colloid to a combination of
dissolved Silver Oxide and 2 particle colloid, which is very small particles
and will ave very little Tyndall, and be clear.
Marshall
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
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