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Liming Lakes: A Solution for Acidification?
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[QUOTE="StarChem, post: 6533425, member: 693149"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Neutralizing acidified lakes I calculated it and found that is approximately 610Kg needed of CaCO3 to bring the lake pH to a neutral level. Is my calculation right 1st :)? Then if this is right, 610kg of CaCO3 is not that much in a matter of cost or weight to help the bio-life of the lake. I'm wondering if we are applying actually this solution? As far as I know, there is no harm to add CaCO3 to water lakes, water is even drinkable with dissolved CaCO3 ions to some extent. Cheers [/QUOTE]
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