cds strength

SAJPIN,

Thankyou for the pix

What kind of pump do you have, and how long does it take to pump all the gas?

Can you post the power, I mean how much air does it move per second
or whatever the specs are for those things!?

Is there such a thing as an air flow regulator for those things?
[ If not, I'll bet a well placed clamp to restrict, not cut off, the air flow could be improvised without big expense! ]
I am just thinking that the pump flow should not exceed the rate as which the reaction produces gas otherwise
the solution may get diluted!

any thoughts?

kw

Thank you Pam,

You have explained much to me with this post.... Therefore my taking 5 mls of CDS in water is the equivalent of 15 mls of MMS... and I was taking that 8 times per day. I'm running out of CDS so to complete my 21 day program I could come back to 1 ml of CDS in water 8 times per day and that is the Protocol 1000. At least I've made a start!

No--- 5mls of CDS is the equivalent of 15 DROPS of MMS, activated = assuming you have the 3,000 ppm CDS.

There is a couple of threads here on making CDS and/or MMS that are much easier than the earlier ways - the MMS is called the 7 day fridge method and the CDS is the shot glass method. You may want to look those up. The testing has all been done for you, so you don't have to have testing strips.

QUESTION,

Can Jims recent 24/24 drops to gas to cds into liter reciever bottle....be changed to a smaller pint sized bottle?

Or will the water saturate with cds premature prior to the reaction stopping? I realize it will be a higher concentration if it works

I'm just wondering if I can get the entire reaction into the pint or not!

Any observations comments welcome!

kw

Welcome to the wonderful world of science via MMS

What you are asking about is actually what was done with the shot glass method of making CDS (that thread is in the CDS folder), and Charlotte has since been working on a technique where she did it over and over and upped the drops considerably. That is supposed to be released in a slide show soon.

Thanks Pam,

I'll go have a look around.

the only thing I need are the test strips and I'm ready to rock n roll.

I'll put that shot glass method on the back burner for a bit, maybe I'll get to trying that out as well!

kw

To arrive to 3.000 ppm the yellow color must be pretty, alive and intense. 15ml MMS activated is for 150-160 ml of destiled water. (not for 1.5 L.)

This is one of the first (if not the first) videos on CDS - so much more has been done since then. It probably would be better to get one of the more recent videos (and I LOVE Andreas, don't get me wrong!).

hello ,
Still learning
you mention 1mL of cds...how can one gather 1mL of the cds? is this not the gas that is produced by the activated mms? can you explain a lil please im just trying to get it right thanks

pam wrote: It's hard to tell, based on what you've given us.

To test for ppm, combine 1mL of CDS and 9mL of water. I use a shot glass. Dip your chlorine dioxide (not chlorine, not PH) testing strip into that 1:9 mixture as per the directions on the bottle. (I think it's 2 second dip, then 10 second wait, but go by the direction) - determine the strength by the color swatch on the testing strip bottle. Multiply that number by 10 and you will have your PPMs per liter

If the number is "off the scale" high, (i.e., the swatch turns black) you're going to have to redo the test with 1mL of CDS and 19mL of water. Then multiply THAT amount by 20 to get your ppm/L

JH has tried to standardize the CDS to around 3000 ppm/L - there the dosing is 1mL is equivalent to 3 drops of MMS. I usually end up with 6000 ppm/L, and my dosing is .5 mL ..

I, personally, have found that it's easier for me to adjust the size of my doses to equal 3 drops of MMS than to dilute the mixture to equal 3000 ppm/L.

To make CDS, you instill the chlorine dioxide gas into water. That gives it a measuring capacity. If you have a 3000 ppm/L of chlorine dioxide (that's what you need the testing strips for to find out what your ppm/L is), and you use 1mL of CDS, you have the equivalent of 3 drops of regular activated MMS.

Jim Humble has a YouTube on JimHumbleLive dated 2/9/2012 revised, as I recall, and he will show you how to make CDS "the old way" (which is actually the way I make it, because I make it in volume, but not in the volume someone who retails it would make) -- that will give you a clearer picture of how it is made, using a heat source for the MMS/CA mixture.

We've since played around on the forum here with several other ways to make CDS (it's always about combining MMS and CA and siphoning off the chlorine dioxide gas into water, regardless) -