That should actually be nm (nanometer sized particles). Micron sized would quickly fall out of suspension and would not pass through the stomach wall. 1 to 15 nm (.001 to .15 micron) is the size we want for viability.
Marshall Dick Jaffe wrote: > The presence of micron sized charged particles of silver. > > Robert Ratliff wrote: > >> What is viability? >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Dick Jaffe [mailto:[email protected]] >> Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 7:30 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: CS>Particle size >> >> Why not check the viability of your CS with a little >> inexpensive laser pointer. Shine it at your solution >> horizontally in a clear glass jar in a darkened room. If >> you see a sparkling red line, that's a reflection off the >> silver particles called the Tyndall effect. >> >> Nancy Steele wrote: >> >> > I am making CS with a solar battery charger. It is 12 >> > volts and 125mA. My silver is light to medium yellow >> > gold and very clear. It doesn't seem to precipitate at >> > all and there are no particles that you can see. I want >> > to be able to use a nebulizer and I am concerned about >> > the difference between my 125mA and Brook's 12.5MA big >> > difference in numbers and I'm not sure about the terms mA >> > and MA. Sure hope there is some. Thanks for any help >> > anyone can give. >>
