I have used, with good effect, a homemade CS generator - the one with 4 each 9 volt batteries, 2 lead wires and alligator clip ends. I have used this generator several times and have made a low ppm solution with good effect. This was about 3 months ago. The other day, I was going to make more CS. There was no reaction at all (bubbles or oxidation). Okay, I said, maybe the batteries are weak - so I bought new ones, tried it again, same thing, no reaction at all. Should 9 volt batteries get weak and die that quick after approximately 40 minutes of continuous useage? I checked my clip and lead wire connections - even made new lead wires, tried it again, nothing. I even went to my local electrician and he tested the lead cap ends and alligator clips and found they were not faulty and that there should have been plenty of conductivity. My silver rods are very clean, everything has been checked - so...just wondering if is it possible that the batteries I used 3 months ago a couple of times (new Radio Shack batteries) for 20 minutes at a time could be already dead - also, the brand new batteries that I bought today and used to no avail, could they be bad too??? I did use different distilled water this time - this is the only thing that I have changed. I tried to use DW from Walmart - No sodium. The DW I used three months was another brand of DW no sodium. Any suggestions of what might be wrong? Thanks. K. Mitchell
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