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Offline Manie28

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Calcium in solution and pH dependence
« on: August 22, 2008, 10:06:38 AM »
Hi all,

I want to make aqueous solutions with CaCl dihydrate. In the experiments carried out with these solutions, Ca should  be present as free Ca2+ aqueous ion. Is it true, that the Ca species depends on the pH value? In which pH range is Ca2+ "free"? What other species are there and at which pH values are they present? are there any useful diagrams? does it matter that I use CaCl dihydrate and not pure CaCl? Does "pure" CaCl even exist?
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