The ppm of the silver does not change with aging, it simply has some
convert from ionic to colloidal component, and the meter only reads the
ionic portion.
Marshall
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
If your CS reads 8 on the TDS (as mine does) this will mean the ppm is
approximately 16ppm. This generally drops to 5 after a few days which means
the finished ppm is approximately 10ppm. dee
On 8 Sep 2010, at 21:50, nessie wrote:
Too many answers and technical stuff.
So by example , can someone please tell me.
I have cs , u/s reading of 14.
What will the approx. cs ppm be?
Is 7ppm the correct answer?
Thanks all...nessie
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On 08/09/2010 9:56 AM, Trem wrote:
It's 1 to 1 TDS readings are 1/2 the PPM
Trem
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