Good morning Ode, I have been trying to POST this message, to [Silver List], but not showing-up! Suspect problem...maybe due to my posting URL/(address)...not being same as when I originally subscribed for Eskimo LIST sign-up... very long time ago? Post was Response to Sulfur CONTAMINATION posting, by Mike Monett and after you read what I'm trying to Technically present...think you may...concur? Feel FREE...to edit any text if you want to shorten message... is OK...by me. Since you are mentioned in my CS List posting, thought you might...forward? (Unlike Saint-Michael...Only Preach, when I have something Valid to SAY.;~) Thank you, Dok Dallas ========================================================
Re: CS>Contamination, think Dok, found Source?
 FROM:   * Dok Dallas
TO:   * [email protected]
   Monday, May 14, 2012 1:02 AM

Dear Mike, I have been brewing high ppm EIS at lower ION Drift-currents, for over 16 years and never saw any serious TRODE contamination in my Brew Cell...like Yours? Recently, Ode pointed out "NO Contamination, without Sulfur source", I agree~ So last Fall...I used my years of problem solving (pragmatic) SKILLS as MSEE, to start looking closely at everything you were doing in pictures...and soon, had good HUNCH....since you were only person, I ever saw waving HOT GLUE GUN to anchor new SILVER electrode(s), firmly to COROPLAST...located a Suspect! Also last year, in my one & only post to your silver-cell group, I offered you my long time proven working design solutions for ultra low-cost DIY BREW CELLS and was promptly placed on [MODERATION] after deleting, Doks (only) POST! The SULFUR CONTAMINATION is most likely coming from... the HOT GLUE, or perhaps also other (unknown) IONIC contaminates, found in COROPLAST?
Did you ever consider what happens thermally to HOT GLUE, when Heated..?
While at elevated temperatures...it's bubbling out all kinds of, NASTY...IONS* If that weren't bad enough...MSDS for COROPLAST...is Decomposition RISK* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot-melt_adhesive#Materials_used <[SULFUR]*