Dear Julian,
Concerning Avagadro's number and one molecule in a mole of water, what is
the approximation of 24x in the centisimal scale? When we give 24x or less,
are we giving a "physical dose." Or is that just irrelavant speculation
since dose potency depends on succussion not just dillution?
Respectfully,
Ellen Madono
avagadro's number
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Julian Winston
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Re: avagadro's number
At 10:03 AM -0500 2/26/04, Ellen Madono wrote:
Somewhere between 13c and 14c.
The number of the decimal scale is TWICE the number of the Centesimal.
JW
Somewhere between 13c and 14c.
The number of the decimal scale is TWICE the number of the Centesimal.
JW
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Andrew Vincent
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Re: avagadro's number
Hi everyone,
Just picking up on the tail end of the Avogadro discussion.
My view is that the physical molecular content of the remedy is
irrelevant. Potency is based on succession and dilution which
'potentises' the solution.
It is an energy 'imprint', or 'instruction', that we prescribe not a
tiny amount of molecular matter.
However, for those who are keen on counting molecules, there was some
recent research carried out in Korea (apologies can't find the reference
at the moment), that showed that the more a homeopathic solution is
diluted, the more the molecules are observed to 'clump together' to form
'super molecules'. So the assumption that the molecular ratio is
maintained through dilution is not necessarily true.
Andy V
Just picking up on the tail end of the Avogadro discussion.
My view is that the physical molecular content of the remedy is
irrelevant. Potency is based on succession and dilution which
'potentises' the solution.
It is an energy 'imprint', or 'instruction', that we prescribe not a
tiny amount of molecular matter.
However, for those who are keen on counting molecules, there was some
recent research carried out in Korea (apologies can't find the reference
at the moment), that showed that the more a homeopathic solution is
diluted, the more the molecules are observed to 'clump together' to form
'super molecules'. So the assumption that the molecular ratio is
maintained through dilution is not necessarily true.
Andy V