Yes, there is proof. If you have a Hanna PWT and measure the conductance
of the finished EIS, then add some H202, the conductance will go up.
I've done this test several times and invariably the uS reading of the
PWT goes up when H202 is added to EIS. This is true even if the EIS is
perfectly clear to start with. Adding peroxide can also turn yellow EIS
clear, another indicator that particles are being reduced or broken into
smaller particles and ions. I'm not sure I have the terms or the
mechanism correctly described, but it is a testable result, since it is
the ions that show conductance, not particles.
sol
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Hi,
May I ask, how could H2O2 cause smaller particles of Colloidal Silver unless
it was in the brewing?
Surely you aren't suggesting adding a drop or two of H2O2 per ounce AFTER
the Colloidal Silver is made would cause it to break into smaller particles?
Whichever way it is done, is there really any proof it has an effect on size
of the silver particles?
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