James:
I think you hit the nail exactly on the head.
I made a gallon batch of clear cs with my 777 that was estimated at 20 ppm.
Then I reduced it until it became golden.( I did this by pouring it into
a well cleaned coffee carafe and placing it on a coffee maker hot plate)
I kept track of the approximate ammt. of liquid that I evaporated out,
then I added in the same amount of distilled water. The liquid then
became clear again.
I was concentrating for the purpose of making a stronger gel solution
but got carried away with experimenting. Had to do it all over again.
So I am sure, as you said , concentration is the key to color.
Dave
James Holmes wrote:
It will go golden beyond a certain concentration, regardless of whether the
electrodes have been contaminated. The contamination increases conductivity
and makes a higher yield; that is what causes the color change.
JOH
-----Original Message-----
From: Garnet [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, May 09, 2004 9:57 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Water Temp
No Wayne I do not take Golden Seal.
Initially I was just not as careful of handling the electrodes with my hands
or with what was sprayed in the area where it is set up. I know I
contaminated one batch by spraying vinegar water when cleaning the counters
in that area.
Garnet
On Sun, 2004-05-09 at 10:42, Wayne Fugitt wrote:
Morning Garnet,
The only time I get golden is if I have contaminated the electrodes
by
touching them with my hands.
Sounds as if you have done this more than once and confirmed the
cause.
Have you by chance been taking "Golden Seal"?
I realize we have oils and amino acids on the hands. In the past,
people have told me this effects our ability to catch fish, possibly
due to
the smell of these acids.
Wayne
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