Friends, Of the knowledgeable and helpful here, someone recently wrote that there is only enough hydroxy ion in the water to account for 13 ppm of ionic silver. Consequently, shortly after reach this number, somewhere around 25 ppm the conductivity will go no higher, no additional ppm resulting with additional time. (Forgive my poor memory as to who helped with this nugget, I'm chagrined.) Now my question is this: how is it that when I make the really concentrated CS, which we use for ceramic filter saturation, that I can get really high ppm? Where do the electrons go? Thanks, Reid
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