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Re: Reconstituting RO/DI Water/ RO Water comes in at 5.5pH
Wow......I'm NOT a chemist, but I would like the opportunity to take him to
task a little bit to find out what he's talking about.....;-)......who
knows.....I might learn something. But it is contrary to what I've been
taught.....but this is the fish hobby...................I'll buy the part
about "no pure R/O water".......our R/O units do a pretty good job
but.......???????????
Mike
Mike Jacobs
Center for Advanced Technologies
High School Math Instructor
St. Pete, Fl.
----- Original Message -----
From: <JerrCarol@aol.com>
To: <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: Reconstituting RO/DI Water/ RO Water comes in at 5.5pH
>
> Pertaining to the pH of RO water. One of the guys at my fish club is a
lab
> tech at Aquarium Pharm. While he does agree you can't use the test
equipment
> at home whether it be electronic or liquid test to measure pH. Apparently
> they have something in the lab they can measure it with. He told me there
is
> no such thing as pure RO and when measured with whatever equipment they
use
> it comes in at 5.5pH.
> Just what I was
told...
> Not what I know for fact but, this guy is a
pretty
> up there fish guy.
> JerryB.
>
>
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