I 'm wondering if one could HYDROSOL Gold or Silver with distilled water. This is a process commonly used to produce flower essence or essential oils. You have a closed system with water boiling on the bottom. The steam rises and passes through a second middle layer [flowers / herbs / Gold / Silver] and condenses at the top and collecting the essence of the flower/herb or oil along with the steam distillate which runs down a cooling strip. I may try that if I can get a hold of some gold and silver dust. Just have to plan things out what to hold the dust on (stainless may as well corrode, paper filters (like coffee filters, how to weight everything and what to look for and then how to test whats there.
any ideas? ed -----Original Message----- From: Sally Khanna [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>RE: Colloidal Gold In Ayurveda, we were taught to boil pure gold in water (I don't have the specifics handy) to produce "gold water" or the same process for silver. this produces a somewhat homeopathic water. Sally Ed Kasper <[email protected]> wrote: I have a question. Since distilled water is corrosive, why doesn't it dissolve a percentage of gold from a coin that is simply set in the water. Isn't that what the pilgrims need with their silver dollars. Seems it would at least produce a homeopathic type relationship. ed
