On 02/16/2015 10:31 PM, Debra & David wrote:
Jason said "I can't remember that last time I heard an
original idea on the silverlist... oh wait, I can! It was
from David, and the last before that was probably a rehash
on some ideas pioneered by Brooks Bradley. ... I always get
the same response. Not even anyone curious about how I
personally tested this theory or how they can test to see
the difference in quality. Just three people or so saying
they have no need to clean the electrodes. "
I expressed a hypothesis (but got no comments) that ionic
silver appears at the positive electrode as individual
silver atoms are ionized and freed into solution as
electrons are pulled off the exposed silver atoms.
Silver clusters (colloidal silver) appear near the negative
electrode, where silver ions are neutralized with electrons,
and clump together as neutral particles or plate out as
crystals on the electrode.
I think these ideas could be tested by placing a
semipermeable membrane between the electrodes that would
pass silver ions, but have too small pore size to pass
colloidal particles. Then a laser beam could find out where
the visible colloidal particles are concentrated.
If this is true, it should be possible to make silver water
with high or low colloidal content, to find out if their
biological properties differ.
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Regards,
John Popelish
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