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nj_bartel
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Tollen's Test, drinking from a mirrored glass?
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April 15, 2009, 11:51:48 PM »
Any particular reason it would be unwise to drink from a glass that got the inside of it silvered if it was thoroughly cleaned? How well does the mirror coat hold to the glass after a Tollen's test?
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Can be scrubbed off with a brush relatively easily in my experience. However better adhering films result from purer reactants. One may be able to find a procedure that produces a better adhering film.
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I'm pretty sure you'll be fine if you don't drink from it every day.
If the glass is properly prepared and then properly silvered, it should stick quite well.
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