MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
1ML SYRINGE MMS1
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13 Jan 2015 02:39 - 13 Jan 2015 02:58 #48808
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Here is another simple method to make a 3 drop dose of MMS1 without releasing any, or at least hardly any, chlorine dioxide gas into the room, so you won't smell an aroma.
And, if you use 4% HCL instead of 50% citric acid and add a few drops of SweetLeaf liquid Stevia, there will not be a taste problem.
The instructions in the photos explain the process. Note that there is about 0.22ml of MMS1 instead of 0.25ml in the syringe as not all of the solution was syringed out of the shot glass even though the shot glass has a dimple in the middle so the solution will pool toward the center of the glass. Therefore, you could add one more drop to make a 4 drop dose in this example. Of course, any number of drops can be used with this method. And just like the test tube method, you will have a stronger dose of MMS1 because very little CLO2 gas escapes. And no smelly CLO2 gas!
And, if you use 4% HCL instead of 50% citric acid and add a few drops of SweetLeaf liquid Stevia, there will not be a taste problem.
The instructions in the photos explain the process. Note that there is about 0.22ml of MMS1 instead of 0.25ml in the syringe as not all of the solution was syringed out of the shot glass even though the shot glass has a dimple in the middle so the solution will pool toward the center of the glass. Therefore, you could add one more drop to make a 4 drop dose in this example. Of course, any number of drops can be used with this method. And just like the test tube method, you will have a stronger dose of MMS1 because very little CLO2 gas escapes. And no smelly CLO2 gas!
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30 Jan 2015 02:33 - 30 Jan 2015 02:35 #48920
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Just to show the difference in color from no water added to some water added and to mix the total 6 drops with some water to get all the good stuff out of the syringe. 
Similar to pouring back-and-forth between the reactor (shot glass) and drinking glass to get all the activated solution out of the open (shot glass) container that is usually used to make MMS1.
Similar to pouring back-and-forth between the reactor (shot glass) and drinking glass to get all the activated solution out of the open (shot glass) container that is usually used to make MMS1.
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