There is a bar with a big door, a big fire...everyone manages to get out into the parking lot. There is a bar with a small door, a small fire... everyone manages to get out into the parking lot. There is a bar with a small door, a big fire... everyone manages to get out into the parking lot but they are wearing each others underwear and pack into 5 cars to get home. All the people are still people, their combined strength didn't diminish but several of them have their feet in someone elses hat and panty hose over their ears and several are sharing a pair of trousers...which makes it hard to do much.
Door size - Nernst Diffusion Layer Fire size/door size=Current density Ode On Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 10:04 PM <[email protected]> wrote: > There are three factors that will determine the quality of the colloidal > silver that you make. The first is the water that you use. It must be > distilled to a high degree of purity. You will need some way to check that > the water you are using is pure enough. The distilled water that is sold in > grocery stores in 1-gallon containers will generally be good enough. You > will still need some way to check it. That can be done with a conductivity > meter or by some method included in the design and function of whatever > generator we use. > > > > The second factor is the purity of the silver that we use. We want silver > ions and preferably no other metals. We want to make a solution containing > silver ions, as they are proven to be of great benefit. There are many > other metals. However, that can do us great harm. We must take every > precaution we can to avoid taking toxic metals into our bodies. That is why > we use only 9999 silver wire and insist on a certificate of analysis > showing the impurities that are present. In the case of the highest quality > silver, the largest impurity will be copper which is not bad in small > amounts. That will be the case in silver that comes directly from silver > ore that is refined directly. If you buy silver without an assay > certificate, it could contain scraps from manufacturing facilities that are > alloying silver with any number of other metals. So it's not just a matter > of it being 9999, but what is the nature of the other .01%. When you > consider the fact that when we make colloidal silver, the result is a > liquid solution with silver in parts per million (PPM), it makes no sense > to try to economize on this. If we consider making colloidal silver at a > strength of 10 PPM, for example, 1 ounce of silver wire could make > theoretically 100,000 ounces or 1500 gallons of colloidal silver. > > > > The third factor is the amount of time that we allow the process. Hydrogen > will appear at the cathode (the negatively charged electrode, where > electrons enter the water), and oxygen will appear at the anode (the > positively charged electrode). Back in the days of the 3 9 V battery and > coins, we would wait until we saw a cloud of what we were told were pieces > of silver forming in the water and stopping the process soon after that. In > reality, the cloud formed by hydrogen and oxygen micro bubbles and meant > that the process was in a runaway mode. Disconnecting the batteries at that > point would, if you were lucky, get you perhaps a five PPM colloidal silver > solution. It would not keep its strength for very long as the larger > particles would quickly collide with and absorb the silver ions. A few of > us promoted the use of current limiting to prevent the runaway condition. > Some of us noted that the higher resistance we used, the better results we > obtained in both higher PPM and stability. Many of us, including yours > truly, tried every conceivable method of stirring to allow the use of a > higher current to speed up the process. All of my efforts in this direction > failed. I could not get around the fact that for a given surface area of > silver anode only a certain amount of current was allowed. There is a > region surrounding the anode called the Nernst diffusion area. To put it > simply, it is a region that will only allow a certain density of ions to > exist before they agglomerate into larger particles. So for those of you > with your setups for making colloidal silver, try reducing the current and > allowing more time and let us know the results. > > The above is the first post in the thread that I started on the following > forum: > > > https://www.goldismoney2.com/threads/the-art-of-making-colloidal-silver-electrically-isolated-silver.61973/ > > This thread was started five years ago and has 378 replies and 38,000 > views. No commercial activity is allowed on this forum. All are welcome to > participate. No one is going to try to get you to buy anything from anyone > in this thread. Its sole purpose is to promote the safe and effective > production of colloidal silver by a person in their home. > > Abeland1Sent from Mail <https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> > for Windows 10 > > >
