" Parts per million" brings up a somewhat misleading image.
If you placed a dime [approximately one gram of silver] into a million
cubic centimeters of water [one cubic centimeter or one milliliter of water
weighs one gram]...you would have one PPM. If that dime were ground up
into a gazillion pieces, it would still be one PPM. The size and weight of
any given 'part' is irrelevant.
The term refers to a total relative weight relationship...not
parts, defined as 'pieces'.
KD'C
At 08:39 PM 6/4/00 -0700, you wrote:
> Hi all. 2 questions. One very basic...what does parts per million
actually
> mean? And, for example, is 18 ppm smaller or larger particles of silver
than
> 5 for example? Also, what do you think of 5 ppm for lyme?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Christy
Dear Christy, It means so many parts of silver per parts of distilled water;
18 PPM is 18 parts of silver to a million parts of water.
5 PPM in my opinion isn`t enough. You have to have enough to go all over the
body, nailing the nasty little bugs...
Marsha
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