Hi there!
I was wondering about something. I read some things on the internet about that we need to have the electrodissolution process going to make ionic silver (and reduce it to nano silver particles) and preventing electrolyse from happening. I remember vagely that it said to keep the current below 2ma to prevent electrolyse (bubbles on the electrode) to prevent silver hydroxide and other unwanted stuff being produced.
It was also said that it should keep the electrodes clean of black stuff and keep the solution as clear as it can be.
But now I wonder, do any of you know about it and care to explain a bit? There is so much stuff written out here, the one wants 2 ma, the other uses 15ma. But I searched this forum but i have not seen anyone talking about preventing electrolyse and going purely for electrodissolution.
Does the electrolyse happen at a certain minimal current thru the electrodes? Or maybe at a certain voltage at the silver electrodes?
Thank you for elaborating!!