A mist is a suspended particulate be it smoke or water. A laser will
reflect off of any particulate cloud and show a light beam.
If the water is a true vapor/gas, the laser won't bounce off of it.
This is a test for nothing much.
Ken
At 06:07 AM 4/28/2003 -0400, you wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
> Isn't there any way to test a nebulizer's "exhaust" to determine if
> the SARS would survive the silver bombardmrnt? Directing a laser
> beam into the mist emanating from mine (in a darkened room) shows
> silver in definite abundance,
Can you explain this test? What are you looking for to detect the silver? It
has to be something other than Tyndall.
Marshall
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