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• The Salt of the Earth
  ...nbsp;mg/l = 1 ppm for our purposes). GH is measuring the concentration of calcium and magnesium ions (Ca++, Mg++) in the sample. The term arose historicall ...anded). In most natural waters, the primary buffering system is carbonate-bicarbonate (CO3--, HCO3-). Adding most [[LFS]] buffer products is an exercise in futi
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• KH
  The ‘K’ in KH comes from the German word 'karbonate'. KH is a measure of bicarbonate (HCO₃^-) and carbonate (CO₃^2-) i One degree KH is equal to 17.9 mg/I ([[ppm]]) [[calcium carbonate|{{CaCO3}}]]. It's also measured in degrees. The degree symbol may
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• Calcium carbonate
  ...''' ({{CaCO3}}) is a chemical compound. It is commonly used medically as a calcium supplement or as an antacid. It is also a common substance found as rock (l ...eacts with any acids present and binds with free H+ ions to form [[Calcium bicarbonate]], or Ca(HCO3)2 and thus reduces the count of free H+ ions which raises the
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• Salt
  |CaCl₂ Calcium chloride||1.102g |NaHCO₃ Sodium bicarbonate||0.192g
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• Brine shrimp
  *Bicarbonate of soda. The water needs to have a [[KH]] of at least 10d. ...tainer of around 2 litres and fill it with clean water. Add 1 [[tsp]] of [[Bicarbonate of soda]] to ensure the ph of the water is 7.5-8.5 and a KH of around 10d.
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• H2O
  ...d total or permanent hardness is a measure of the overall concentration of calcium, magnesium and other ions dissolved in the water. ...he buffering capacity, temporary or carbonate hardness. KH is a measure of bicarbonate and carbonate ions in the water that act as buffers to prevent the pH chang
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Practical Freshwater Chemistry
  General hardness (GH) refers to the dissolved concentration of magnesium and calcium ions. When fish are said to prefer ``soft'' or ``hard'' water, it is GH (no ...lcium carbonate, which when dissolved in water increases both the GH (from calcium) and KH (from carbonate) components. Increasing the KH component also usual
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• Dolomite
  ...a natural rock used to add calcium magnesium carbonate to soil to provide calcium, magnesium and carbon to aid plant growth. ...eacts with any acids present and binds with free H+ ions to form [[Calcium bicarbonate]], or Ca(HCO3)2 plus magnesium and thus reduces the count of free H+ ions w
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• How to make water more alkaline
  ...common solution used to do this cheaply is to use [[Sodium bicarbonate]] (Bicarbonate of Soda used in home baking) added to water. This will go up to a pH of 8.2 ...CaOH) also called slaked lime, hydrated lime, [[Kalkwasser]] (Lime water), Calcium hydrate or pickling lime<ref>[http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/c0407
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• The Art of Fishless Cycling
  This is the level of Calcium or Magnesium dissolved in the water. The bacteria needs calcium and other trace minerals to build their cells. With a low [[GH]] they can't
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