Measuring Alkalinity above 20 dKH with the Alkalinity checker

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Hi,

Quick question, I want to measure the alkalinity level of my CaRx output and was wondering if I dilute the water sample in 5 ml of RODI water the Alkalinity reading can be assumed as linear? I.e. if the checker shows 12.6 dKH can I assume it is 25.2 dKH?

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Hi,

Quick question, I want to measure the alkalinity level of my CaRx output and was wondering if I dilute the water sample in 5 ml of RODI water the Alkalinity reading can be assumed as linear? I.e. if the checker shows 12.6 dKH can I assume it is 25.2 dKH?

Thanks all! :)
Yes. As long as your dilution water has negligible alkalinity.
 

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