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1g Silver NANO to MICRON powder dust (SILVER CARBONATE REDUCED W/ FERMALDEHYDE)
1g Silver NANO to MICRON powder dust (SILVER CARBONATE REDUCED W/ FERMALDEHYDE)
1g Silver NANO to MICRON powder dust (SILVER CARBONATE REDUCED W/ FERMALDEHYDE)
1g Silver NANO to MICRON powder dust (SILVER CARBONATE REDUCED W/ FERMALDEHYDE)

1g Silver NANO to MICRON powder dust (SILVER CARBONATE REDUCED W/ FERMALDEHYDE)

$ 3.16

Availability: 10 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: New
  • Preferred IUPAC Name: nano silver
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Common Name: nano silver
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    WHEN PUT UNDER THE MICROSCOPE THE SIZE IS NANO TO MICRON SIZE.
    PLEASE SEE MICROSCOPE PICTURE OF THE SILVER ABOVE.
    THIS SILVER NANO/MICRON DUST IS THE REAL DEAL!!!
    THE BIG CHUNKS EASILY CRUMBLE APART TO FINE DUST WHEN TOUCHED!!!
    IT STICKS TO EVERYTHING IT SEEMS TO TOUCH
    EVEN FINGERS
    !!!
    PLEASE READ BELOW FOR DETAILS ON ITS MANUFACTURING PROCESS!!!
    PICTURES:
    PICTURES ABOVE ARE OF THE SAME NANO SILVER DUST. FIRST PICTURE SHOWS HOW THE NANO SILVER APPEARS UNDER A NORMAL PICTURE WITH OUT FLASH AND TO THE NAKED EYE. SECOND PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN DARK USING A FLASH ON THE CAMERA. THIS SHOWS THE NANO SILVER's REFLECTIVE PROPERTIES
    .
    .999+ Fine pure silver nano size dust.
    Pictured above is pure nano silver .
    1.05 grams total.
    About the item:
    THIS STUFF IS NOT EASY TO MAKE. I WILL EXPLAIN THE PROCESSES BELOW:
    (ALL REACTIONS ARE CARRIED OUT IN DISTILLED WATER TO INSURE PRODUCT IS FREE OF ALKALI CATIONS)
    -Using pure 999+ AgNO3 I reacted it with Na2CO3 to produce Ag2CO3.
    -Ag2CO3 was then reduced with H2CO using 1 : 1.1 mole ratio.
    First reduction with H2CO resulted in silver of 83.5% purity when 10g out of the batch was melted.
    -Remaining Ag2CO3 was then reduced again with H2CO using 1 : 10 mole ratio.
    Second reduction resulted in silver of 93% purity when 10 more grams out of batch was melted.
    -Remaining Ag along with the rest of the Ag2CO3 in the batch was then baked for a couple of hours at over 200C to reduce all silver carbonate and silver oxides to pure silver.
    Weight was checked periodically until baking no longer resulted in weight loss.
    10g was then taken from batch and melted. Remaining weight was 9.92 grams. I am assuming the .08 grams that was lost was due to boiling and remains that stuck in crucible. Normal loss for melting 10g of silver.
    Returns:
    I understand that some times we buy things that we don't want or need. I am new here on Ebay so if you work with me in a positive manor am more than happy to work with you the same. I will accept returns up to 30 days from arrival and refund 100% of the sale price of the item. Shipping charges are not refundable. Please be sure to leave me positive 5 STAR feedback if you are happy with your item.