url: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m60481.html Re: CS>Re: Nebulizing CS for SARS Redux From: Robert Berger Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 13:55:57
> Mike, > A very interesting report! > You said the salt test indicated a much higher percent of ions > which is very good. > Have Frank Key check it and see what the percent of ions it > contains. > With my wide anode and rod cathode at 1 1/2" spacing and two > gallons of DW has a starting current of 22 uA, and checks out at > 99+% ionic. > I just set up six samples of CS from my archive, some dating back > to 2000 to run a comparison salt test. The results are very > confusing. I will tabulate the results here. I used the same > amount of CS and attempted to use the same amount of Morton's salt > the tip of an 1/8" wide spatula. > The ratings are on a zero to five scale, with zero equal no change > and five the heaviest change, > I do not understand what is going on!!!!! > "Ole Bob" Hi Bob, Very Interesting! Thanks for trying this. Don't worry about trying to keep the amount of salt the same. Any excess salt is transparent, so you just need enough to make sure every silver ion is captured. I moved your table here to add comments to the entries. > Rating 0 29.45 ppm LVDC No visible color change This one is curious. It shows the highest ppm, but there is no dispersion. I think anomalies like this have been reported before. Apparently there are no free silver ions to interact with the chlorine ions. It acts as if the silver content was in the form of particles. > Rating 3 29.45/2 diluted with structured DW, slightly cloudy When you diluted it, something happened to free up some silver ions. This is even more curious. > Rating 1 11 ppm LVDC from 9/8/00, slight blue color > Rating 3 12.3 ppm HVAC slight blue These are about what I'd expect from my previous cs at 1.4 mA/sq.in. What's the difference betwen "slight blue" and "slight blue"? Why did they get a different rating? Why has the previous one the same rating of 3 with a slightly cloudy description? > Rating 1 4.3 ppm HVAC from 8/26/01, no change This makes the most sense of all. The dispersion is too weak to see. > Rating 5 11 ppm LVDC 2/8/03 very cloudy Another anomaly. Low measured ppm, but lots of ions available. So three of them make sense, and three do not. That's pretty good for a start. Usually nothing makes sense:) Thanks for posting this report, Bob. I think the salt test may add a new dimension to our knowledge of colloidal silver. Best Regards, Mike Monett -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
