Direct compairisons to Sodium Bicarb, dosing question.

[RamsReef]

Hello,
A device I am using calls for 65g / 1000mL of Sodium Bicarb

"
the solution raise KH for ml / L ability. This means that whether or not any KH lift solution is used, please provide how much dKH can be increased by 1 L (1000 cc) of seawater per ml (cc) for this lift solution.The default is 2.17, because KHG recommends a 65g / 1L baking soda solution, and this baking soda solution can lift a liter of seawater 2.17dKH.
"
I would like to use either Sodium Carbonate or Kalkwasser or Saturated Kalkwasser (Vinegar) instead.
I run a CalRx and would like to boost my ph is why.

I was wondering how do I go about calculating this ml / L for other saturated solutions and what solutions I would use.

Current Known Recipies.

Kalk Only
5ml Kalk to 3800 ml -> 1.31 ml to 1000ml Raises 1000 mL water per ml by ??? dKH

Kalk Vin
2.58 Kalk + 5.25 ml vin + 1000ml -> Raises 1000mL water per ml by ???? dKH

Sodium Carb
??? g / L -> Raises 1000ml water per ml by ??? dKH

Thank you for your responses,

Ram.

 

[Saintnovakai]

Hello,
A device I am using calls for 65g / 1000mL of Sodium Bicarb

"
the solution raise KH for ml / L ability. This means that whether or not any KH lift solution is used, please provide how much dKH can be increased by 1 L (1000 cc) of seawater per ml (cc) for this lift solution.The default is 2.17, because KHG recommends a 65g / 1L baking soda solution, and this baking soda solution can lift a liter of seawater 2.17dKH.
"
I would like to use either Sodium Carbonate or Kalkwasser or Saturated Kalkwasser (Vinegar) instead.
I run a CalRx and would like to boost my ph is why.

I was wondering how do I go about calculating this ml / L for other saturated solutions and what solutions I would use.

Current Known Recipies.

Kalk Only
5ml Kalk to 3800 ml -> 1.31 ml to 1000ml Raises 1000 mL water per ml by ??? dKH

Kalk Vin
2.58 Kalk + 5.25 ml vin + 1000ml -> Raises 1000mL water per ml by ???? dKH

Sodium Carb
??? g / L -> Raises 1000ml water per ml by ??? dKH

Thank you for your responses,

Ram.

Math!!!!!? My eyes!!!! My eyeeeeessss!!!!!

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Use the Reef chemistry calculator at the top of this chemistry forum to see how to make such solutions.

 

[RamsReef]

Thanks Randy, I saw that earlier I was just teying to figure out how I would find the max dissolved solutions (recipies) I take it thats the drop downs to some extent, and the effect on 1 liter of water per ml.