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What is the most cost-effective method for making food grade zinc carbonate?
I can't really help you for the first part since I don't know about Zinc Carbonate, but I can tell if you need a food-grade acid Citric Acid should do since it has a quit low pH, maybe the reaction need Chloride in solution so just add salt to see if it's the case. Avoid ammonia as much as you...- Phythochem
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Electrolysis to reduce water's saltiness?
Thanks for your answer I'll see where I can get with this !- Phythochem
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Electrolysis to reduce water's saltiness?
Oh yes I see, that's why I thought about adjusting the pH. But do you think using a chelator such as sodium citrate could help ? I mean having sodium in solution is still better than calcium in term of taste and quantity of OH-.- Phythochem
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Electrolysis to reduce water's saltiness?
Hi I wonder if we can reduce the quantity of salt (mostly Cl- and Ca2+) from water by electrolysis and still be safe to drink. I know that with inert electrods (not sure which ones although) Cl- would be trun into Cl2(g) and I'm concerned by its toxicity even though it's going in the air. But...- Phythochem
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What are the benefits of studying hydrocolloids extracted from seaweeds?
Hello ! I'm studying organic chemistry in Corsica (France) and have a bachelor degree in Physics and Chemistry. Currently I'm on an internship in London, working on hydrocolloids (especially extracted from seaweeds). I'm joining this forum hoping to have an audience if I have questions, to be...- Phythochem
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