If produced properly, as I guess most, if not all, on here do it should be able
to sit on the shelf indefinitely. By way of quick response without hunting
down my books/info, either Alfred B Searle {author} or a bloke by the name of
Faraday produced some many moons ago {decades or more} and it's still as good
today apparently as the day it was made, and I have no reason to doubt that.
N.
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To: [email protected]
Subject: CS> New Member - Jan
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2010 07:24:10 -0400
UMMMM ... I was planning on going for 5ppm ... and was under the impression
that you could sit the silver water on a shelf for up to10 years and it would
still be suspened (would not form clusters).
Go easy on me!!! Im just a beginner .. Not a scientist. :)
jan
Hi there.
You may want to consider experimenting with some solutions...
(1) Use of a *fresh* batch, which will be when it's highest in electrically
charged positive Ag ions, and consuming or administering a quantity immediately
after cessation of the brewing process.
(2) Or wait a couple of days until the solution has stabilized {less
electrically charged positive Ag ions present and more particles or clusters}.
