“don’t know about silver plating out on the glass, to what extent. Maybe some, but it depends on the silver complex isuspension. The key is to overload the silver ppm in solution. Let the glass container consume enough silver to passivate the surface, then everything will be in equilibrium.”-copy pasted from one of your email exchanges above
I remember earlier this year someone had the question about why the silver had plated their glass container. That answers that ☺️. I have seen (on picture) this happen to nanogold, the entire glass jar turns into that beautiful gold color.
I wonder if this plating phenomenon can also happen with colloidal metals?
I wish Celeste had asked that nanosilver guy Keith what the difference is between nano and colloidal silver is. I understand it on a basic level but I was so hoping he’d focus in on that topic. I see he did reply to an email with a relevant attachment though.
Thanks so much to you both for sharing these studies and emails!!
“don’t know about silver plating out on the glass, to what extent. Maybe some, but it depends on the silver complex isuspension. The key is to overload the silver ppm in solution. Let the glass container consume enough silver to passivate the surface, then everything will be in equilibrium.”-copy pasted from one of your email exchanges above
I remember earlier this year someone had the question about why the silver had plated their glass container. That answers that ☺️. I have seen (on picture) this happen to nanogold, the entire glass jar turns into that beautiful gold color.
I wonder if this plating phenomenon can also happen with colloidal metals?
I wish Celeste had asked that nanosilver guy Keith what the difference is between nano and colloidal silver is. I understand it on a basic level but I was so hoping he’d focus in on that topic. I see he did reply to an email with a relevant attachment though.
Thanks so much to you both for sharing these studies and emails!!