Thank you!
I have always been using two silver electrodes for my simple CS home brew.
Until I read, in preparation of my Colloidal Gold production, that indeed
only the cathode needs be silver.
Had not yet foud out what the anode then should be for a clean, clear CS.
So thank you very very much,
and much obliged, if need be!
Faith
Behold the turtle,
it makes progress
ONLY
iffits nech is out!!!
From: Marshall Dudley <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Steel electrodes
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2006 10:41:31 -0500
Terry Chamberlin wrote:
> >Stainless spoon ....no no Carlos...a plastic spoon
> for to take your Silverwater...REMEMBER...no metal.<
>
> This is one of the CS myths that wander about. There
> is almost a mystical superstition some folks have
> about CS, like it was a strange substance with unknown
> powers. (Though it is a kind of Super Hero!)
>
> All my CS-brewing units use a silver and a stainless
> steel electrode. The silver electrode is attached to
> the positive line, the steel one to the negative line.
> The ONLY electrode that dissolves is the positive one.
> The negative one is simply an attractor. It does not
> dissolve whatsoever. It could be made of any
> conductive metal.
What ever happened on the socked cathode experiements that were done a
few years ago?
Marshall
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