Perhaps, but probably not without some additive to prevent clumping.
500 PPm 'sludge' probably has enough small particles in it to do the job and the big ones too big to be absorbed? So, maybe it's not harmful, but 10 or 20 PPM would have done just as well.
Ken
At 09:02 AM 8/8/02 EDT, you wrote:
>>>>
In a message dated 8/8/2002 8:38:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:<<<<
IT's just that it's extremely difficult to make small colorless particle
CS at over 50 PPM that will remain stable so far as particle size goes.
Ken
Well, the big companies won't do work with colloidal silver because there is no money in it for them. Otherwise, who knows... really... how good this product can get. If the right minds were working with it, you could probably come up with something phenominal...but of course, money is the God of this World. They could probably figure out a way to get over a thousand ppm, colorless and harmless.
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