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Re: Water Chemistry
In a message dated 11/25/00 6:23:10 PM Mountain Standard Time,
sales_info@pacific.net.ph writes:
> One item that I did not get much information on was
> Conductivity of water, how much is high conductivity and what is
> considered low conductivity? Could you also give me example by means of
> numbers so that I could be guided?
>
I'm not an expert on conductivity. I have heard reports from some who have
collected in the Amazon that conductivity tends to run from 10microsiemens to
40 microsiemens at various collection sites for apistos. IF you have a
de-ionizer, a conductivity tester and a means to check hardness, you can
build your own chart and then equate hardness to a given conductivity reading.
Bob Dixon
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