Should that read "To make higher PPM of 'ionic' silver in solution
requires anions in the form of carbonates"?
Thus anything after that saturation point of 13.3 PPM [without making
carbonates] will be colloidal particles in suspension?
But it is also possible to make a supersaturated ionic solution that later
agglomerates some of the ions into colloidal particles accounting for meter
reading drops over time?
Ken
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>Without the CO2 present, pure water will become saturated with silver ions
>at 13.3 ppm at room temperature. To make higher ppm requires additional
anions in the form of the carbonates.
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>frank key
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