url: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m63152.html Re: CS>measuring ppm of a 2nd variety of concentrated CS From: Reid Harvey Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 05:05:47
> Mike, > I do not have a link to the 110VDC generator, since I have not > though this one would be useful for the CS with which to saturate > filters. I do not know why it is I am not getting the milky white > dispersion of which you speak, but I wonder if the particulate > material accounting for the grayness may have something to do with > this. The 55 uS is what was read by the PWT. Did something happen to the PWT, or is there something else in the cs that might be throwing the reading off? The salt test is specific to silver ions, so it is not affected by things that might affect the Hanna. If you're not getting a skim milk dispersion, the ionic ppm is not as high as the PWT indicates. Since there is evidently something else going on, I have no idea what is causing the drift between measurements. > Yes, you're correct that I'm now thinking in terms of making the > oxides, and you're the one who has been enlightening me on this. > I'm only talking now about the 55 uS in the HVDC generator because > I'm surprised the reading has changed so much. At one time I had > considered experimenting with this as an alternative for filter > saturation. At that time it was clear that 26 to 30 ppm was > unsuitable, although this generator may also be unsuitable on the > basis that the large amount of distilled water necessary would > make this expensive. > Also, to let you know, upto now we've been saturating with Mexican > CS, presumed to be primarily ionic. I seem to recall from previous descriptions that it may be dark. If so, it is mostly particles, since you cannot see ions. > After saturation we dry the filters so that the silver will > convert to the oxide. Otherwise, as you've pointed out, in not > drying the filters their first use would flush out the ionic > silver. So you are happy with the red stuff you make. I'm glad we are back on track:) I did a search on silver-impegnated ceramic filters, and found several commercial units. They didn't seem to want to say much about how the silver is added to the filter. Sometimes they talked about pure silver, sometimes about ions. It's not clear at all what is actually deposited in the ceramic. The problem this presents is I don't know if silver oxide has any biological effect. I know some products used in Mexico have particulates, but it is not clear if these are oxides or metallic silver. > Since you've asked, to briefly describe the 110DC generator, this > is the system designed by Terry Chamberlain, a sometime > participant on this list. Aside form the converter, 220AC to > 110DC, in our case, this generator consists of of 1 to 10, four > liter containers, in each of these the electrodes of course. For > this I use 999 wire of 2mm., along with Canadian maple leaf, 9999 > coins. Also, I should say that the entire set up is within a glass > cabinet, the door of which , when opened, is wired to unplug the > converter. As I'm sure you're aware, this is because 110DC is > lethal. Shall I send you a JPEG picture of the setup? No, it is not necessary. Thanks anyway. > Regards, > Reid 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]>
