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I hope its not too late but I edited my latest response. Please do check it out. At this point, i am leaning towards using Engineering Toolbox for reference. Many Thanks

On Engineering Toolbox Copper at 0-127c is 401-392 w/mk Brass (70%cu 30%zn) at 20c is 111w/mk Bronze (75%cu 25%zn)at 20c is 26w/mk On Neutrium.net Copper at 20c is 401w/mk Bronze at 20c is 188w/mk Brass at 20c is 144w/mk They are providing conflicting info. In your opinion, which of the above...

Hi, Can I get help ranking Copper, Brass and Bronze by Thermal Conductivity? This stuff below says Copper is the best Thermal Conductor, and Bronze is the worst. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_thermal_conductivities https://www.engineersedge.com/properties_of_metals.htm...

None, the best I could get was for CaCl2.2H2O :frown:

Hi All, Does anyone know the Calcium Content Percentage% in Calcium Chloride Anhydrous? I have tried google searching with no results. Thanks :)

Alright, I think youre saying there is more dissolution of CaCO3 at lower pH. The carbonates will then increase kH while the Calcium contributes to an increased gH. I did some reading.. although I am still not confident in my knowledge. Well would you say the rate of change at 7.1pH is...

Hey Everyone, I just setup an aquarium with plants, and I am planning to add fish but I have some concerns. I want to have stable water parameters to minimize stress on the fishes. The potential issue here is that I used a stone called Seiryu stone. Seiryu stone contains Calcium Carbonate...