There is no rapidly shifting magnetic field associated with stomach
churning.
Marshall
Norton, Steve wrote:
Marshall,
I didn't know till yesterday that the Figures were there. Great work reading those postage size pictures! I am surprised that there was some residue silver nitrate. Sloppy lab work.
I was interested in the particle size graph but I couldn't read the axis
markings. I looked for studies regarding making silver nanoparticles from
silver nitrate. I found a number of them. The particle sizes the achieved were
mostly in the range of 200 to 10 nm. I did finally find one that claimed 2 nm.
It appears that under 15 nm isn't easy. I think the particle size is important.
If it takes days to convert a 15 nm particle it still may take a short time
with smaller particles. For example here are some ROM estimates on silver
particle sizes:
* 1 nm, approx 30 atoms
* 2.34 nm, approx 400 atoms
* 15 nm, approx 100,000 atoms
My recolection is that Mesosilver claims particle sizes under 2 nm and that
many are as small as 9 atoms. EIS with H2O2 has many as small as a couple
atoms. Will they convert in stomach acid?
Plus, when digesting, the stomach churns continuously. Isn't that similar to
magnetic stirring?
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