I'm just trying to keep the verbiage trimmed down.
If something non toxic reacts with silver to produce
something toxic, then mixing them would not be a good thing
to do. But citric acid and citrate ions do not fall into
that class of things, I think.
The only risk would be producing silver ions in a citrate
solution to a very high concentration of silver, which is
possible, since the citrate ions electrically balance the
silver ions, keeping them from forming neutral silver
particles.
At some concentration, even silver becomes toxic. Biology
is all about optimum proportions. Too little or too much is
not as good as just right. Too much water is poisonous.
On 02/22/2015 08:24 PM, Ron wrote:
Okay I'll rephrase;
If that followed then one may combine CS with anything that
is in itself non toxic?
I see you left out your original email. Why?
Ron
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