Collodial silver, prescribed by some medical professionals for colds and flu, is a dispersion of elemental silver particles with an average particle size distribution of 20-40 nm. Silverlab Collodial Silver Liquid 200ml (DisChem) contains 100 ppm Ag(0). 6.1 Determine the molarity of Ag(0) in this dispersion. 6.2 If it was possible to filter the Ag(0) from the dispersion with nano-filtration technology, how many of these bottles should be filtered to obtain 10 g silver?

Collodial silver, prescribed by some medical professionals for colds and flu, is a dispersion of elemental silver particles with an average particle size distribution of 20-40 nm. Silverlab Collodial Silver Liquid 200ml (DisChem) contains 100 ppm Ag(0). 6.1 Determine the molarity of Ag(0) in this dispersion. 6.2 If it was possible to filter the Ag(0) from the dispersion with nano-filtration technology, how many of these bottles should be filtered to obtain 10 g silver?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter28: Atomic Spectroscopy

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