Tyndall can be very fine and faint, or very dense and fine, or dense
with bigger, almost flakes showing in it. Those are the primary
variations I personally have seen. It can be fun to deliberately make a
very yellow batch of CS and check the tyndall, and compare it to a batch
that is water clear.
sol
Gidon Kenar wrote:
That's interesting. Yet, it's only an eye sight estimation that I can use
working with this effect, not some "Hard" measuring, is it?
And also, if I correctly understand, the smaller the silver is, the fainter
the Tynadll effect will be and the better my EIS is. Am I right here?
Regards
Gidon Kenar
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