Evening Jack,
> plan. He claims that their silver solution is smaller than the ion. He used
> the term angstrom. What is that?
*************************Bull S*#@
Did you tell him what you thought? No.... you are too nice for that.
The angstrom is simply a unit of measure, one of length.
It is .0001 of one micron. Ten Thousand times smaller. Seems the
silver ion is only a fraction of a micron. He might be talking about the
exact same value, only using different units to express it.
One Micron = 10,000 Angstrom
Some sources state, the smallest possible form of silver is about .28
nanometers.
So, if you want a math exercise, convert all these units to his suggested
size and enlighten him a bit.
Wayne
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