Re: 1-5 mix? Re: capsule size

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Thanks Willow for the support. JR

From: willowmorningsky <WillowMorningSky@...> Sent: Wed, November 11, 2009 10:24:09 PMSubject: 1-5 mix? [ ] Re: capsule size

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On 11/11/2009, healinghope (mfrreman@...) wrote:

> Hydrochloric Acid and in my opinion a bad idea for activating mms1.

Care to elaborate on WHY it is a bad idea?

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On 11/12/2009, kgrdoss (kgrdoss@...) wrote:

> HCl may not suit as activator, as it brings pH to 1-2 (Very High

> acidity)where as citric acid is a good buffer to maintain pH at 3-6

> which is ideal to produce and maintain ClO2 at 1-3 ppm level.

That is a meaningless comment, because it doesn't deal with the question

of concentration (%) OR quantity (# of drops).

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On 11/11/2009, jr orrilia (dallas6568@...) wrote:

> OK. Sorry for the questions. This hypochloric acid, is this

> something you buy or is it the citric acid?

??? I did not say hyPochloric acid, I said hyDRochloric acid.

You should be more precise when reading - differences like that could

mean the difference between life and death, depending on what precisely

you are being imprecise about.