how many microns in size?
1176054
According to the Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, "Size of a silver colloid is 1-100 Nanometers." Natural Path / Silver Wings' colloidal silver is guaranteed to range between 1-10 Nanometers. The mean (98%-99% of the solution) silver particle size is 2 Nanometers. Darkmatter777 is correct 0.002 Microns is the same as 2 Nanometers. Thank you Sandra and Darkmater777. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact the corporate office 800-952-4787. We are always happy to assist with any questions.
1176055
Not sure what you are asking about this, but it has 500 parts per million of silver suspended in water. Hope that helps.
12183
The smallest is a tad larger than 7/8th inch, more like 15/16th. The next one up is approximately 1 3/16th.
1325214
The purpose is to remove solids from the water. I don't know the exact size in microns but small.
862035
I don't have a micrometer, but it looks to be about 1.6mm I think you meant millimetres and not inches (?)
1393824
From 3M's website it is approximately 210-220 micrometers or 0.00827 to 0.00866 inches thick.The link to their page is: http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_EU/architectural-markets-EU/home/products/~/3M-DI-NOC-Architectural-Finish-CA-1170-Carbon-1-22-m-x-12-m-?N=5002510+4294966743&rt;=d
715723
5mm I am almost sure. 6mm maybe but I think 5mm is correct. They are the tiniest one available. They only give millimeter sizes for domes not inches. 25 millimeters equals 1 inchHope this helps
229578
Yes, though I think the .5 to 2.5 micron range is only for the pro version. For mine, small particles are 1-5 microns, large is > 5.
1602756
I do not have a micrometer to measure the probe, but, the answers given by OBX Joe and Larry Bevans are both good, useful information.
1506233
From largest to smallest, the sizes are 1 tbsp (15 ml), 1/2 tbsp (7.5 ml), 1 tsp (5 ml), 1/2 tsp (2.5 ml), and 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml).
666172
Both of my filters said 5 micron molded into the top of filter. I was expecting 30 micron.
442982
I bought one of each. to go from standard to micro is on size then standard or micro to nano. they give you a holder so you can cut down a micro to nano. I hope that helps.
1280533
12 pics, various colors, 1 inch X 1 1/4 inch, 1 - light, 4 - mediums, 1- .50 mm, 1 - .60 mm, 1- .73 mm, 1 - 88 mm, 1 - 1.00 mm, 14 - 1.14 mm - Hope this helps.
197916
It uses the standard size, NOT the micro. But I'm sure you could use a micro with the standard size adapter that comes with them...........C
325194
The particle size on the package is <1000 nm, "Nanoscale particles are very, very small, less than 100 nanometer (nm) in size" source, american cancer society. I would love if they could give the exact measurement though.
1509895
I don't remember the bit size, but as a general rule, just start small. :-)
1930004
The smallest is 2.2 mm, the largest is 11.2 mm (approximately). I use them for light duty applications, and so far they have been fine.
301007
Very small. I would say a millimeter, actually. I can open up a large paper clip and poke the end of the paper clip through one of the mesh openings, but there is no wiggle room.