Ok, with your comment and David Bearrow's, I'm back to square one. Rats,
I wasn't doing enough experiments, I guess.
I like your explanation, more questions than answers........isn't that
always the way? I thought I had an answer, because I didn't ask enough
questions.......life is easy when one only deals with one question, and
no followups or collateral questions allowed.
sorry folks,
sol
Ode Coyote wrote:
At 11:53 PM 7/13/2004 -0600, you wrote:
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.
Compare that to any conductivity rise when adding H2O2 to distilled water.
Is H2O2 conductive itself? [ I know I've done this but don't remember what
happened]
Ode
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