The product looks nice and clear with no turbidity which is good. I am questioning the strength (ppm) though. When I make a 320 ppm colloidal silver it comes out darker than yours. It also looks darker when I dilute it to 20 ppm. But the real sincher is how long it takes. For me to make a full liter of 320 ppm using the SilverTron running at 15 milliamps, will take me 5.5 hours (330 minutes) while yours only went for 80 minutes (~1/4th the time). One quarter the time at the same amperage should result in one quarter the strength, or 80 ppm. I have never made an 80 ppm colloidal silver so not used to how dark it gets at that strength. Maybe someone who has made 80 ppm can comment.
Neofizz, thank you soo much to refer this. I knew it
i knew there is a thing about calculating and multiplying the amounts. Funny thing is it sticks in my mind once in a while but i didn't check it because the color tone is spot on, it got me
I multiplied Electrolyte, RA and DW by four but forgot about the time
Because of the current remained the same, it will produce 1/4th of targeted ppm, and i consumed extra unnecessary DW, RA and Electrolyte. It has to be either time or current multipled by four.
So the result is, me and my close relatives consumed 5ppm colloidal silver and we think its 20ppm
No problem, just the healing and the effects will be less other than that it's ok, i will fix it from now on.
Thank you so much again.
Neofizz is right. If you only ran 80 minutes it would only be 80 ppm.
80 minutes would be correct for a 250ml batch.
Yess
I had to understand this long ago
I posted numbers and technical details for almost every batch i made but i think anybody didn't realise it. I think you missed it also
No worries, at least i didn't do bad or toxic product, im feeling good about this.
Thank you again for your helps. I'm grateful for everything.