Re: When a blessing becomes a curse

["Cory and Susanne Williamson" <webwill@infinet.net>]

Bob

I suspect- though I don't know for sure is that the precipitate occurs
because of the low pH of the unmixed solution when the two compounds are in
close contact- once either compound is dissolved then the pH would be higher
(in the acid range).

Cory

>that you get CaCO3 as a precipitate when you  mix your two salts
>simutaneously, but not when you do it separately.  Someday maybe I'll try
it
>just to see.
>
>Bob
>
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