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So, as thought experiment mostly.... though, depending on the answer, I suppose it could apply to a real world scenario..
If you were to continue to add chambers to a CaRx with the goal of raising the pH of the effluent (because of a tank that consistently runs a low pH), is there a "reasonable" pH at which you would lose solubility and turn your effluent into precipitate? (reasonable meaning not only hobbyist obtainable, but also within a valid range for tank purposes)
If you were to continue to add chambers to a CaRx with the goal of raising the pH of the effluent (because of a tank that consistently runs a low pH), is there a "reasonable" pH at which you would lose solubility and turn your effluent into precipitate? (reasonable meaning not only hobbyist obtainable, but also within a valid range for tank purposes)