At what pH level will a calcium reactor start to work or start desolving the
calcium into the water ?.
Ross Bagley - 05 Mar 2004 02:35 GMT
> At what pH level will a calcium reactor start to work or start desolving the
> calcium into the water ?.
Nominally, at pH6.5, you'll get decent rates of dissolution.
Like many things in nature, it's a curve that's strongly in favor of
dissolution at pH6.5 and not at all at pH8.3. Exactly how much
dissolution will happen at high pH's, well.... I'd be lying if I
said I knew :)
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Ross
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Marc Levenson - 05 Mar 2004 07:09 GMT
From what I've read recently, pH 6.7 to 6.8 is what quite a few are setting
their reactor at.
Marc
> At what pH level will a calcium reactor start to work or start desolving the
> calcium into the water ?.
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skozzy - 06 Mar 2004 03:22 GMT
Thanks guys. I was looking into making my own reactor but needed to know
this is a starting point.
> At what pH level will a calcium reactor start to work or start desolving the
> calcium into the water ?.
Marc Levenson - 06 Mar 2004 05:44 GMT
This is the one I"m going to build very very soon.
http://www.melevsreef.com/dj88.html
Marc
> Thanks guys. I was looking into making my own reactor but needed to know
> this is a starting point.
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