when does silver find out she has cancer
Silver (90210) Michaela wants to go on tour but because she's pregnant with Silver's baby, Silver says no. Michaela feels Silver is becoming too bossy, demanding and overbearing. Feeling bad for Michaela, Adrianna leaks a demo she recorded. Shortly afterwards, Michaela goes missing. Silver immediately blames Dixon who denies leaking the demo. Eventually, they discover Adrianna did it. Dixon accuses Adrianna of stealing Michaela's song like she stole Javier's songs. An infuriated Silver then accuses Adrianna of being "the same conniving, manipulative, backstabbing bitch she was in high school". Afterwards, Silver goes to find Michaela on her own. Dixon calls Teddy, which Silver is against because they had been fighting for the last few months. Eventually, they find Michaela at a bar having a drink. Michaela is distraught and crying. She tells Silver that she suffered a miscarriage. She also tells Silver that Adrianna didn't steal her song, she wrote it. Because she's so devastated, Michaela decides to go back to Washington and asks Dixon to let Adrianna take her place at a Spencer Blaine Tribute concert, to which Ade agrees. But after finishing the song, the stage collapses and catches on fire leaving Ade trapped under the rubble. When Silver arrives on the scene, she begins to regret calling Ade a "hateful bitch", fearing that could've been the last thing she ever said to her. But then Adrianna (still trapped under the rubble) calls Silver and expresses her condolences to her having heard about Michaela's miscarriage. After that, Silver gets a call from her doctor who tells her she has cancer. She breaks down and cries in front of Dixon and tells him. Dixon gives Silver a pep talk telling her to fight until she can't fight anymore and then her friends will be there to carry her up.
Silvering In 1835 German chemist Justus von Liebig developed a process for depositing silver on the rear surface of a piece of glass; this technique gained wide acceptance after Liebig improved it in 1856.[6][7] The process was further refined and made easier by French chemist Tony Petitjean (1857).[citation needed] This reaction is a variation of the Tollens' reagent for aldehydes. A diamminesilver(I) solution is mixed with a sugar and sprayed onto the glass surface. The sugar is oxidized by silver(I), which is itself reduced to silver(0), i.e. elemental silver, and deposited onto the glass.