In a message dated 7/3/04 8:11:55 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
> The rate of hydrogen and oxygen bubbles being emmited into the water would > probably emulsify the mix which would later stratify into layers of black > and brown sludge before crud starts falling out. Hi Ode. I had to laugh at your description. That is exactly what my husband produced in his first batch of transformer-produced CS. He decided to test out my theory that if three nine-volt batteries did the job, so would 27 volts of direct electricity. So he bought a couple of 15-volt transformers, clipped on the silver bars, plugged them into adjacent outlets and let er rip!! But he had filled the jar with tap water. By the time I got home, he had a jar full of BLACK yuck. He didn't know that I used distilled water. I duplicated what he did with distilled water and -- oila! -- perfectly clear colloidal silver. Later refined it to one 24-volt transformer. Then later still tried with lower voltages -- down to a 9-volt. They all work -- just takes a little longer. I'm not sure that the lower voltages don't produce a better colloid -- smaller particles maybe? MA
