X3NiTH
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Magnesium Carbonate, or more specifically -
4MgCO₃ · Mg(OH)₂ · 5H₂O (food grade E504)
I can't get my chemistry Kung-Fu to defeat that Ninja equation. I am trying to express the formula as 1g/25L to show ppm for the magnesium and carbonate and calculating the °GH and °KH (°German).
As an example 1g CaCO₃ / 25L = Ca 16.02 mg/L, CO₃ 23.98 mg/L, °GH 2.24, °KH 2.24
A bonus would be to work out the pH rise of the Hydroxide.
Dissolution for the above is using Carbonic acid (pressurised CO₂) in RO/DI.
Any help would be much appreciated.
4MgCO₃ · Mg(OH)₂ · 5H₂O (food grade E504)
I can't get my chemistry Kung-Fu to defeat that Ninja equation. I am trying to express the formula as 1g/25L to show ppm for the magnesium and carbonate and calculating the °GH and °KH (°German).
As an example 1g CaCO₃ / 25L = Ca 16.02 mg/L, CO₃ 23.98 mg/L, °GH 2.24, °KH 2.24
A bonus would be to work out the pH rise of the Hydroxide.
Dissolution for the above is using Carbonic acid (pressurised CO₂) in RO/DI.
Any help would be much appreciated.