>From what I know the best Tyndall is to be able to see just a faint red beam in a completely dark room....But still get a 10 uS or higher reading
Garrick On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 11:39 AM, Marshall Dudley <mdud...@king-cart.com>wrote: > Sounds like it is still good to me. You can always add a little H2O2, but > not sure if that will change the uS up or down. > > Marshall > > > Garrick wrote: > >> >> Hello all, >> >> Is it a waste of time to take week old colloidal silver and try to boost >> the uS? >> >> I can make colloidal silver that finishes at 18 uS (using a com-100 meter) >> but it is down to 12 uS in five days. The laser pen only makes a faint red >> line. *This means ideal particle size? Little agglomeration?* >> >> So a few nights ago I took this 12 uS colloidal silver and used it in the >> CS machine and got the uS up to a 17 uS that did not decline so fast. Only >> problem is the red laser light was much more noticeable. That Tyndall effect >> line was stronger. *Am I wasting my time doing this? Just making the >> agglomeration and electro-conductivity greater but not the CS >> effectiveness?* >> >> Thanks >> Garrick >> >> >> > >
